Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra

‘An Elegy for a Vanished World’

Milwaukee Musaik performs great music by composers terrorized by the Nazis.

Four Great Composers Targeted by Hitler

Frankly Music performs music by Jewish composers who were killed in Holocaust or fled to America.

Philomusica Quartet Opens Season With ‘Hope and Remembrance’

Musicians perform on restored Holocaust-era instruments through the Violins of Hope residency, weaving memory, history and artistry into one program.

Frankly Music Performs Jewish Composers Killed in Holocaust

Erwin Schulhoff and Viktor Ullmann wrote great music but their lives were cut short.

Present Music Offers ‘Violins of Hope’

Concert will mix old and new in reflecting on World War II and the Holocaust.

Milwaukee Arts Groups in Big Trouble

Huge declines in the percent of earned income are a very worrisome sign.

UPAF Raises $9.1 Million to Sustain the Arts That Help Southeastern Wisconsin Thrive

2026 Community Campaign invests in the organizations behind the region’s performances, creative careers and arts education as UPAF approaches its 60th anniversary.

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Nathan and Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center Announce Partnership for Korngold Performances

October 9–10 concerts pair music with opportunities to explore the composer’s life and historical context

All-In Milwaukee Announces Historic $11 Million Gift From Keith Mardak and Mary Vandenberg to Support 500 Scholars Over Ten Years

The investment aims to close Milwaukee’s college completion gap and keep local talent in Wisconsin

Festival City Symphony Highlights Music and Mental Health Through Work by Composer Autumn Maria Reed

MYSO Brings the Violins of Hope to Life at the Bradley Symphony Center this Sunday, November 16

Danceworks Performance MKE presents a World Premiere