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The Well-Tempered Ear

18 hours, 33 minutes ago   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: The Middleton Community Orchestra wraps up its third season this Wednesday night with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6 (“Pathetique), Schumann’s “Julius Caesar” Overture and Saint-Saens’ Cello Concerto No. 1 with UW-Madison student soloist Mark Bridges.

Classical music: The Middleton Community Orchestra wraps up its third season this Wednesday night with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6 (“Pathetique), Schumann’s “Julius Caesar” Overture and Saint-Saens’ Cello Concerto No. 1 with UW-Madison student soloist Mark Bridges.
By Jacob Stockinger Yet another group is wrapping up its regular season — and it won;pt interfere with the Memorial Day weekend .. The time the Middleton Community Orchestra (below) wraps up its third season this coming Wednesday night, May 29, ...

May 23   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: The Madison Symphony Orchestra announces the new 2013-14 season of the Overture Concert Organ series, featuring sister violinists Alice and Eleanor Bartsch of Madison as well as local and imported talent in appealing and varied programs.

Classical music: The Madison Symphony Orchestra announces the new 2013-14 season of the Overture Concert Organ series, featuring sister violinists Alice and Eleanor Bartsch of Madison as well as local and imported talent in appealing and varied programs.
By Jacob Stockinger The news about new seasons continues to come in. The Madison Symphony Orchestra (MSO) has just announced the 2013-14 season of concerts with the Overture Concert Organ (below) that will feature the internationally renowned organist ...

May 22   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: The FREE Make Music Madison festival on the Summer Solstice, Friday, June 21, has lined up four acoustic open-mic pianos at four fire stations around the city. So, let’s get practicing. And let’s remember that today is Richard Wagner’s 200th birthday.

Classical music: The FREE Make Music Madison festival on the Summer Solstice, Friday, June 21, has lined up four acoustic open-mic pianos at four fire stations around the city. So, let’s get practicing. And let’s remember that today is Richard Wagner’s 200th birthday.
REMINDER: Today is the exact bicentennial or 200th birthday of opera pioneer Richard Wagner (1813-1883). Is it heresy to say I think he writes better for instruments than for the voice? What do you think of Wagner? What single opera of his is your ...

May 20   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: UW-Madison pianist Christopher Taylor wins a rave review from the New York Times for his performances of works by J.S. Bach and Frederic Rzewski. But Taylor also invents pianos as well as plays them.

Classical music: UW-Madison pianist Christopher Taylor wins a rave review from the New York Times for his performances of works by J.S. Bach and Frederic Rzewski. But Taylor also invents pianos as well as plays them.
By Jacob Stockinger You really could not wish to have better review than the one that New York Times music critic Zachary Woolfe last week gave University of Wisconsin-Madison pianist Christopher Taylor for his performances of music by J.S. Bach and ...

May 19   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music education: Here is a photo essay of chamber music groups in the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras (WYSO) whose players will perform with the larger Youth Orchestra and Philharmonia this afternoon in Mills Hall.

Classical music education: Here is a photo essay of chamber music groups in the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras (WYSO) whose players will perform with the larger Youth Orchestra and Philharmonia this afternoon in Mills Hall.
By Jacob Stockinger Names usually tell the story, so it is only natural that we tend to think of the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras for the large ensembles. But the fact is that talented and committed student players in the large ensembles also ...

May 18   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: The Madison Youth Choirs will celebrate their 10th anniversary tomorrow, Sunday, May 19, with a series of three spring concerts in the Capitol Theater at the Overture Center. In the summer of 2014, MYC boyschoirs will tour to Aberdeen, Scotland.

Classical music: The Madison Youth Choirs will celebrate their 10th anniversary tomorrow, Sunday, May 19, with a series of three spring concerts in the Capitol Theater at the Overture Center. In the summer of 2014, MYC boyschoirs will tour to Aberdeen, Scotland.
By Jacob Stockinger Tomorrow, on Sunday, May 19, the Madison Youth Choirs will celebrate their 10th anniversary with a series of three spring concerts in the Capitol Theater (below) at the Overture Center . 1 p.m.: Performers are the Choraliers ...

May 17   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music Q&A: Ukraine native and UW-Madison graduate student pianist Yana Groves talks about her upcoming FREE recital of Debussy, Rachmaninoff and Schubert at Grace Episcopal Church this Saturday at noon and offers advice to young piano students.

Classical music Q&A: Ukraine native and UW-Madison graduate student pianist Yana Groves talks about her upcoming FREE recital of Debussy, Rachmaninoff and Schubert at Grace Episcopal Church this Saturday at noon and offers advice to young piano students.
A CORRECTiON AND AN APOLOGY: In yesterday’s post about the upcoming debut concert by the Madison Choral Project, I misspelled the name of the founder, conductor and Edgewood music professor Albert Pinssonneault. I regret the error. By Jacob ...

May 16   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music Q&A: Edgewood College conductor Albert Pinssonneault discusses The Madison Choral Project, a new professional vocal group, makes its debut this Saturday night with a program celebrating Spring.

Classical music Q&A: Edgewood College conductor Albert Pinssonneault discusses The Madison Choral Project, a new professional vocal group, makes its debut this Saturday night with a program celebrating Spring.
By Jacob Stockinger The Madison Choral Project (below) – a new vocal group on the Isthmus -– will give its inaugural concert this Saturday night, May 18, at 7 p.m. in the Luther Memorial Church, 1021 University Avenue, in Madison. The ...

May 15   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music: Back from Carnegie Hall, the Madison-based chamber music group Con Vivo concludes its 11th season this Friday night with a concert of J.S. Bach, Corelli, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Gliere, and asks four student musicians from WYSO to join it. Plus, vocal music by Verdi, Copland, Mozart and Puccini can be heard for FREE on Friday at noon.

Classical music: Back from Carnegie Hall, the Madison-based chamber music group Con Vivo concludes its 11th season this Friday night with a concert of J.S. Bach, Corelli, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Gliere, and asks four student musicians from WYSO to join it. Plus, vocal music by Verdi, Copland, Mozart and Puccini can be heard for FREE on Friday at noon.
ALERT: The FREE Friday Noon Musicale, from 12:15 to 1 p.m. this Friday at the historic Frank Lloyd Wright First Unitarian Society Meeting House , 900 University Bay Drive, will feature soprano Rachel Eve Holmes (below top) and pianist Thomas Kasdorf ...

May 14   -  The Well-Tempered Ear

Classical music education Q&A: Conductor Tom Buchhauser offers tips about music education and young people. This weekend, Buchhauser will retire after 30 years with the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras (WYSO), which perform their annual Bolz Family Spring Concerts this Saturday and Sunday afternoons on the UW-Madison campus. Plus, Wednesday is the deadline to sign up for the Make Music Madison festival on June 21.

Classical music education Q&A: Conductor Tom Buchhauser offers tips about music education and young people. This weekend, Buchhauser will retire after 30 years with the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras (WYSO), which perform their annual Bolz Family Spring Concerts this Saturday and Sunday afternoons on the UW-Madison campus. Plus, Wednesday is the deadline to sign up for the Make Music Madison festival on June 21.
REMINDER: Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 15, is the deadline for signing up to take part in the inaugural Make Music Madison festival that will take place outdoors and citywide on the summer solstice, Friday, June 21. The Ear loves the idea and hopes ...
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