Classical
Hey! Let’s go outside and play!
Gathering on the Green, Starry Nights, Bastille Days, Florentine at the Lake... or stay inside with Alchemist's "Juliet and Romeo."
Jul 10th, 2012 by Sahan Jayasuriya
Six musical things I’ve been meaning to tell you
Catching up with Karen Deschere, Frank Almond, Present Music, Elizabeth Johnson, PianoArts, Rae Cassidy, the Chris Hanson Band.
Jul 5th, 2012 by Tom Strini
Dancing, fireworks, drums and bugles
Kalpana/Draves Dance at UWM, Moses and Patterson dancing on a roof, and the day of Red White and Blue.
Jul 3rd, 2012 by Sahan Jayasuriya
Two violas, no waiting
The FAQ plays viola quintets by Mozart and Brahms to close its Summer Evenings of Music series.
Jun 28th, 2012 by Tom Strini
Florentine Opera
The Florentine, once the stodgiest Milwaukee arts group, has moved to Riverwest. It will evolve further in 2012-13.
Jun 28th, 2012 by Tom Strini
The last Summer Evening of Music, Soulstice Theatre hi-jinks
The FAQ plays on and Kathy Pyeatt sings with the Milwaukee Summer Philharmonic.
Jun 26th, 2012 by Tom Strini
A magical “Trout” on a Summer Evening
Legendary pianist Menahem Pressler sits in for some Schubert and contributes solo turns of Debussy and Chopin.
Jun 25th, 2012 by Jonathan Brodie
Wild Space, Pressler + the FAQ, MacBeth outdoors
Optimist Theatre and APT get busy, Summer Evening of Music play on, Wild Space returns to Turner Hall, the Florentine opens Wilson Center's Starry Nights.
Jun 19th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
About New York… six things I’ve been meaning to tell you
Cindy Sherman, Frank Sinatra High, PS1, Whitney Biennial/remarkable Morans, How to Succeed, Life in the East Village.
Jun 18th, 2012 by Tom Strini
Summer Evenings II
The Fine Arts Quartet plays Haydn, Dohnanyi and Dvorak on its summer series at UWM.
Jun 18th, 2012 by David Bohn
The MSO goes bold with Sci-Fi Spectacular
Guest narrator George Takei headlines the final MSO Pops program of the season.
Jun 16th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
Present Music’s big finish
Michael Daugherty's "Labyrinth of Love" is a big hit at its premiere, and Robin Pluer never sounded better.
Jun 16th, 2012 by Tom Strini
