ANNOUNCING THE 2022-2023 SEASON!
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2022
October 7
Trevor Stephenson, fortepiano
Music by Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert
October 14
Tyrone Greive, violin, and Michael Keller, piano
Music by Mozart, Dvořák, C. Schumann, L. Boulanger, Bacewicz
October 21
Gabor Szarvas, classical guitar
Music by Hartog, Szarvas, Carlevardo, Bach, Sarkozy, Gallardo Del Rey, and Sanz
October 28
Cristina Balatori, flute, and Kevin Chance, piano
Music by Amanda Harberg, Valerie Coleman, Herman Beeftink, Samuel Zyman, and Christian Ellenwood
November 4
Karlos Moser, piano and Melinda Moser, piano four hands.
“Four Hands Across the Border” Works by composers writing about lands foreign to them
November 11
Evan Mitchell, tenor and Vincent Fuh, piano
“A Young Man’s Exhortations” by Gerald Finzi
November 18
Eric Miller, viola da gamba
Telemann fantasias
November 25
No Musicale due to Thanksgiving holiday
December 2
Mark Valenti, piano
Chicago-based pianist and Musicale regular plays Haydn, Debussy, Chopin, and Scriabin
December 9 CANCELLED
Rebekah Demaree, soprano
December 16 CANCELLED
FUS’s Annual Holiday Sing-Along Returns, complete with eggnog!
December 23
No Musicale due to winter holiday. See you in 2023!
December 30
No Musicale due to winter holiday. See you in 2023!
2023
January 6
Distinguished Studio Faculty from Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra (WYSO)
The program will be anchored by Suono Duo: Christopher Allen, guitar, and Juliana Mesa, bassoon
January 13
Karlos Moser, piano
“Chopin Immersion”–Preludes, waltzes, etudes, polonaises, more
January 20
Trevor Stephenson, harpsichord
Music by Bach, Handel, and Scarlatti on FUS’s double-manual harpsichord
January 27
Bethany Schultz, clarinet and bass clarinet, with Beth Wilson, piano
Works by Carl Nielsen, Kristen Denny-Chambers, Gary Schocker, Eugene Bozza, and Ralph Vaugh-Williams
February 3
Kathryn Ananda-Owens, piano
A program to celebrate Black History Month. “Ignis Fatuus” by Adolphus Hailstork, Etudes by Leslie Adams, and “Processional” by Hannah Kendall
February 10
Jean Laurenz, trumpet
UW-Madison’s new trumpet professor plays Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto with Piano
February 17
Evan Mitchell, piano and voice
February 24
Mo Xu, piano
Chicago-based pianist plays Chopin, Gershwin, and Ginastera
March 3
Silver Rose, flute-guitar duo
Kim Fleuchaus, flute, and Julie Goldberg, guitar
March 10
Lawrence Quinnett, piano
In partnership with Madison’s Bach Around the Clock program, this recital will feature their 2023 festival’s invited guest artist,
playing Overture in French Style in B minor BWV 831 and the Italian Concerto in F BWV 971
March 17
In honor of Women’s History Month, and as a part of FUS’s “Justice and Music” Initiative, this Musicale will be produced by Iva Ugrčić and LunART Festival
March 24
Jess Salek, piano
Four ballades by Chopin
March 31
Silver Morning Duo
Berlinda Lopez, flute, and Steve Waugh, guitar
Music of Ian Krouse, Eduardo Martin, Enrique Granados, and Maximo Pujol
April 7
Max Yount, harpsichord
The harpsichordist for the Wisconsin Baroque Ensemble plays an eclectic program of early music with guest soloists
April 14
Stephanie Jutt, flute
The Madison Symphony’s principal flute presents a solo recital
April 21
Opera on Tap
Featuring four singers and piano
April 28
Kangwon Kim, violin and Lina Yoo Min Lee, piano
Beethoven Violin Sonata No.8, Clara Schumann Romance, and more
May 5
Rebecca Kite, marimba
May 12
Leanne Kelso League, violin
The assistant concertmaster of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and associate concertmaster of the Madison Symphony Orchestra presents a solo recital
May 19
“The Great American Songbook: Cole Porter”
Great local singers will share the music of this iconic American songwriter, including tunes from his Broadway hits Anything Goes and Kiss Me, Kate. Audiences will enjoy hearing both Broadway classics and lesser-known gems, all while they learn about the life and work of this American icon.