$35 General Public, Free for UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Each composition of this program was inspired by a different woman in the composer's love life! Concert will include the vivacious E Flat waltz, the touching "farewell waltz," the dreamy larghetto Opus 21, some demonic preludes from Opus 28, and the famous fantasy impromptu. Bring a significant other and enrich your lives with some of the most stirring romantic music ever written!
The Wisconsin Singers, UW's premier collegiate entertainment company, will be performing their only on campus shows Nov. 13 / 14 at 7:30pm the Wisconsin Union Theatre. The show, titled "Don't Stop the Music!" celebrates the best of pop music with stunning vocals and a signature big-band sound!
$20 General Admission, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
The soulful sounds of Toshi Reagon and her band BIGLovely have captivated audiences across the world. Daughter of Bernice Johnson Reagon, founder of renowned à capella ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock, Reagon grew up surrounded by music. Her style transcends genres and her performance surpasses all expectations. "Toshi is one of those rare artists who can touch your heart and mind at the same time. You marvel at her incredible technical skills, while also embracing the pure, often raw emotion she pours into her every song. She truly is extraordinary." - Larry Flick, Billboard
The Wisconsin Singers, UW's premier collegiate entertainment company, will be performing their only on campus shows Nov. 13 / 14 at 7:30pm the Wisconsin Union Theatre. The show, titled "Don't Stop the Music!" celebrates the best of pop music with stunning vocals and a signature big-band sound!
$23 General Admission, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Reigning supreme amongst Scottish musicians, the partnership of fiddle player Alasdair Fraser and cellist Natalie Haas brings audiences a delightful blend of traditional tunes. Their music breathes new life into the sounds of Scotland for audiences of all ages. Says the Boston Globe: "Their sound is as urbane as a Manhattan midnight, and as wild as a Clakmannan [Scotland] winter."
With support from a National Endowment for the Arts Masters Dance award, the Dance Program will showcase "Name by Name", a master work by renowned choreographer and guest artist Susan Marshall. Also featured will be fresh, contemporary choreography created by Dance Program faculty artists in collaboration with other interdisciplinary faculty members on campus. Original, innovative new works by Peggy Choy, Kate Corby, Li Chiao-Ping, Marlene Skog, Chris Walker and Jin-Wen Yu, accompanied by live music, will be performed by Dance Program students in this one-time-only, special gala concert.
The Collegiate Poetry Slam is an annual competition where students campus wide compete for 5 winning spots. These 5 winners are awarded by being sponsored in the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational, a national poetry competition. Every year, MCSC has put on this highly anticipated event with a successful turnout every year. This year is no exception as we invited Josh Healey to host the Poetry Slam finals on November 22nd in Memorial Union Theater.
$11 general public, $5 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Iran is as old as history itself with spectacular and distinctive architectural marvels. Its people are
hospitable, amiable, and generous. Mingle with them as Buddy Hatton dispels many of the stereotypes portrayed by mainstream media.
$11 general public, $5 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Iran is as old as history itself with spectacular and distinctive architectural marvels. Its people are
hospitable, amiable, and generous. Mingle with them as Buddy Hatton dispels many of the stereotypes portrayed by mainstream media.
$18/25/30, $12 Youth ages 6-18, $10 for UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein came into international acclaim in 2007, when her solo album featuring Bach's Goldberg Variations appeared on numerous Best of 2007 lists including those of The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, iTunes Editor's Choice Best Classical, Amazon.com Best CDs of 2007, and Barnes & Noble's Top 5 Debut CDs of 2007. Says the New York Times, "An utterly distinctive voice in the forest of Bach interpretation, Ms. Dinnerstein brings her own pianistic expressivity to the Goldberg Variations, probing each variation as if it were something completely new."