Past Events
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Oct 3Pro Arte Quartet – Faculty Ensemble SeriesHamel Music Center - Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Also streaming live Mead Witter School of Music Faculty Ensemble Series David Perry, violin Suzanne Beia, violin Sally Chisholm, viola Parry Karp, violoncello Program
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Oct 1Hidden Dimensions featuring Sarah Pillow and Marc Wagnon – Guest Artist SeriesHamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Mead Witter School of Music Guest Artist Series Sarah Pillow, voice Marc Wagnon, vibraphone Aruṇ Lūthrā, saxophone Matt Endres, drums Nick Moran, bass Program Vocalist Sarah Pillow and percussionist Marc Wagnon present Hidden Dimensions, a new project that has developed from a series of midtown Manhattan …
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Sep 27University Symphony Orchestra – Student Ensemble SeriesHamel Music Center - Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Also streaming live Oriol Sans, conductor Tom Curry, tuba Pre-concert talk at 4:30 pm Program
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Sep 27University of Wisconsin Memorial Carillon1160 Observatory Dr, Madison, WI 53706
Lyle Anderson, University Carillonneur Emeritus I. UW school songs The University Hymn On Wisconsin Songs to Thee, Wisconsin Fanfare and Variations on “Amazing Grace,” from Pages in American History (Leen ’t Hart, 1976) Prayer for Peace (Jean Miller, 1962) II. Simple gifts (Joseph Brackett, 1848; arranged for carillon by Milford Myhre, 1976) More love (Shaker …
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Sep 27Matthew Treviño and Christopher Taylor – Faculty Artist SeriesHamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Mead Witter School of Music Faculty Artist Series Matthew Treviño, bass Christopher Taylor, piano Program …… Matthew Treviño maintains an active international performance career. Recent engagements include Bonze in Madama Butterfly and Ferrando in Il trovatore (Opéra de Montréal), Dr. Bartolo in Le nozze di Figaro(Calgary Opera, Austin Opera), Dr. P in The …
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Sep 26Matt Schneider – DMA Recital
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
Free | No ticket required Matt Schneider DMA Percussion Recital Matt Schneider and Melissa Wang, percussion With more than a decade of experience playing percussion and a diverse teaching background, Matt Schneider enjoys performing and helping students pursue music and develop the skills to excel in the current musical setting. He holds a bachelor’s degree …
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Sep 26Friends of University Opera Showcase ConcertHamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
Free | No ticket required Reception to follow The Friends of University Opera Showcase concert is an annual fundraising event for University Opera. It features School of Music voice majors performing solos and ensembles from the opera and musical theater repertoire.
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Sep 26Marty Beller (They Might Be Giants) – Career ChatHamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
All students are invited to attend. The School of Music Career Chat Series presents: Marty Beller Marty Beller, Grammy Award–winning composer and longtime drummer for the iconic alt-rock band They Might Be Giants, brings students inside the world of a professional musician whose career moves seamlessly between recording, touring, and scoring for the screen—on stage, …
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Sep 25Wind Ensemble – Student Ensemble SeriesHamel Music Center - Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Also streaming live Scott Teeple, conductor Kevin Day, guest composer Professor Heather Schatz, docent Savannah Parsons, soprano Program A pre-concert talk with composer Kevin Day and art faculty Heather Schatz begins at 7:05 pm
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Sep 24Lea Bertucci presents The OracleHamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
Free | No ticket required A collaboration with the Center for Visual Culture and Performance Studies Lea Bertucci will perform music from her solo recording, The Oracle. This body of work includes voice processed with tape, folk flutes, and electronics. Described by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis, The Oracle is “… dizzying and textural, a …