Mark Niehaus

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra announces Music Director Ken-David Masur’s final season with the MSO

The Milwaukee Symphony Announces 2024-25 Pops Season

Byron Stripling Appointed Principal Pops Conductor

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Announces Contract Extension for Music Director Ken-David Masur

Two-Year Contract Extension Builds on Artistic Growth for MSO

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Announces Appointment of New Concertmaster: Jinwoo Lee

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Announces the Sudden Death of Susan Loris, Executive Vice President of Institutional Advancement

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra to Perform with Stewart Copeland of the Police on December 2

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Musicians and Management Reach Collective Bargaining Agreement

Virtual Doors Open Offers 85+ Online Building Tours, Neighborhood Experiences and More

Event guide, including links to scheduled events

Flood Delays Opening of Bradley Symphony Center

MSO converts to virtual season, plans to open building in January.

Symphony Hangs New Sign

The former Grand Avenue looks more like the entertainment hub it once was.

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is Canceling All Performances Through March 23 Due to EverIncreasing Concerns Over the Spread of the COVID-19 Virus

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is Canceling March 13-15 Performances at the Marcus Performing Arts Center Due to Ever-Increasing Concerns Over the Spread of the COVID-19 Virus

Inside the Bradley Symphony Center

Contractors working diligently to transform former movie palace into modern music hall with Art Deco style.

Milwaukee PBS to Live Broadcast First Concert in the Milwaukee Symphony Center

Frank Almond to Celebrate Final Season with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra after 25 Years as Concertmaster

As the Charles and Marie Caestecker Concertmaster Chair of the MSO, Almond holds arguably the most prestigious and visible role within the orchestra.

Milwaukee Symphony Opener Is Uneven

New maestro Masur’s debut starts slowly, but ends in bang-up rendition of Der Rosenkavalier.

Symphony Moves a 625-Ton Wall

MSO, contractors move huge wall as part of $89 million transformation of historic theater.

Committee Okays $3 Million for Symphony

City will help MSO move old theater's wall and rebuild street for new music hall.

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Names Ken-David Masur as Music Director

Four-Year Contract Runs through 2022.23 Season

Full Speed Ahead on Symphony Project

Prep work for moving wall 35 feet into street is underway.

Symphony Breaks Ground on New Hall

$89 million music hall means "rebirth of a neighborhood" and "rebirth of the symphony."

Who Will Be the Next MSO Music Director?

Symphony search committee may lean toward an American. Beyond that, it depends.

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra to Present Annual Neighborhood Residency in Bay View

The MSO will perform free events at unique venues including bars, markets, schools, churches, and even neighborhood porches.

Bud and Sue Selig Announced as 2018 Wilson Center Eddy Recipients

MSO ACE Program Also Selected to Receive Fourth Annual Educational Excellence Award

10 Best Symphony Concerts of Season

Which of coming concerts are the best bets? We pick the top 10.

City Panel Okays Big Westown Upgrades

Re-doing Grand Theatre for MSO, new Bon Ton contract, major street upgrades.

Symphony Move Huge for Downtown

A big win for the orchestra and Downtown, with a minor impact on Marcus Center.

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Promotes Susan Loris to Executive Vice President and General Manager

Loris will continue to oversee the MSO’s education programs, which are celebrated as a national model in arts education.

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Closed 2015.16 Season with Record Results

There were 20 sold-out performances this season.

Reward to be offered for Stolen Lipinski Stradivarius

$100,000 reward offered for information leading to the safe return of the violin

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra considers move to Couture