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Reaching higheR for the AmericAn fAmily children’s hospitAl

Sick Kids Can’t Wait

“Right now, I’m performing a pediatric liver transplant.”you may not think of supermodel cindy crawford as a transplant surgeon. fortunately, she does not have to be a doctor to make a huge difference in the lives of hospitalized kids.

“By supporting American family children’s hospital at the UW, i am proud to do my part in helping save a child’s life,” says cindy.

right now, your donation can help too – by helping build urgently needed additional critical care units where we care for very sick children.

please visit uwhealthkids.org and give what you can.

Because sick kids can’t wait.

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sept 21 22 23RUSSIA RESOUNDSprokofiev Classical Symphony

tChAikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2

strAvinsky Firebird Suite (1945)

GARRICK OHLSSONpiAno

oCt 12 13 14THE THREE “B’S”(JUST NOT ALL THE ONES YOU’D EXPECT!)berlioz Overture to Beatrice and Benedict

bArtók Violin Concerto No. 2

brAhMs Symphony No. 4

JAMES EHNESviolin

nov 2 3 4TWICE AS NICEkodály Dances of Galánta

poulenC Concerto for Two Pianos

sChubert The Great C Major Symphony

CHRISTINA & MICHELLE NAUGHTON

piAno duo

nov 30 deC 1 2 A GRAND TRADITIONA MAdison syMphony ChristMAs

EMILY FONS Mezzo-soprAnoDAVID PORTILLO tenor

MADISON SYMPHONY CHORUSbeverly tAylor, direCtor

MADISON YOUTH CHOIRSMiChAel ross, ArtistiC direCtor

MT. ZION GOSPEL CHOIRleothA stAnley, direCtor

JAn 18 19 20DISCOVERY!Jennifer higdon blue cathedral

beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1

dvořák Symphony No. 6

GABRIELA MONTEROpiAno

feb 8 9 10TURNING POINTSrAvel Rapsodie Espagnole

prokofiev Sinfonia Concertante

beethoven Symphony No. 4

ALBAN GERHARDTCello

MArCh 8 9 10CHAMPAGNE AND VODKAMozArt Overture to Der Schauspieldirektor

MozArt Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major

shostAkoviCh Symphony No. 10

HENNING KRAGGERUDviolin

April 5 6 7A FEAST FOR THE EARS!hAndel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba and Three

Choruses from Solomon

Mendelssohn Violin Concerto

rAChMAninoff The Bells

vAughAn WilliAMs Toward the

Unknown Region

NAHA GREENHOLTZ violinALEXANDRA LOBIANCO soprAno

HAROLD MEERS tenorHUGH RUSSELL bAritone

MADISON SYMPHONY CHORUSbeverly tAylor, direCtor

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BrEAK OF rEALITYEdgerton Performing Arts CenterThese three cellists and a percussionist applauded for their “thunderous tone” and “take no prisoner” approach to cello playing.

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ThE CrADLE WILL rOCKUniversity TheatreWritten in 1937, this satirical glimpse into “Steeltown, USA” offers a biting critique of corruption, commerce, and humanity’s value in the face of unchecked capitalism.

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ThE ALLEY CATS hOLIDAY ShOW: JINGLE BELL rOCKEdgerton Performing Arts CenterA hit with great songs of the 50’s and 60’s! Enjoy a night of comedy featuring holiday classics in the a cappella style. They’re the cat’s meow!

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ThE NUTTY NUTCrACKErMadison BalletWacky and wonderful, everyone loves “The Nutty Nutcracker” because you never know what to expect. Look for a comic twist on this beloved holiday favorite.

COLLECTED STOrIESForward Theater CompanyA play by “Brooklyn Boy” playwright Donald Margulies about a reclusive short story writer in Greenwich Village who mentors a bright-eyed young protégée.

December 22Overture CenterOverture hall608-258-4141

January 17- February 3The Playhouse608-258-4141

ThE NUTCrACKErMadison BalletFabulous costumes, dynamic lighting, lavish sets, W. Earle Smith’s energetic choreography and Tchaikovsky’s famous score – it’s a magical experience for your entire family!

December 15–24Overture CenterOverture hall608-258-4141

NINETY MILES PrOJECTWisconsin Union TheaterStefon Harris (vibraphone and marimba), David Sánchez (saxophone), and Christian Scott (trumpet) jam with jazz and Cuban rhythms.

rOCK OF AGESOverture Center1987. The Sunset Strip. A small town girl met a big city rocker and they fell in love to the greatest songs of the 80s in a famous LA rock club.

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December 4-9Overture hall608-258-4141

MESSIAhWisconsin Chamber OrchestraSold out three years in a row, Handel’s most well known work is performed by the WCO, the WCO Chorus, and the Festival Choir of Madison.

CLAUDE DELANGLE, SAXOPhONEWisconsin Chamber OrchestraFrench saxophonist Claude Delangle returns with two major works for the instrument – Villa-Lobos Fantasia and Glazunov Concerto for Alto Saxophone.

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January 11Capitol Theater Overture Center 608-258-4141


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We wanted to check in and see what was going on with the Memorial Union renovation and found this short blog post from July 2012 discussing the packing and preserving of the historic pieces in the Memorial Union:

“The first phase of the Memorial Union Reinvestment is officially underway, and we have been

feverishly working over the past few months to preserve and pack up the historic pieces in the Memorial Union that make this place so unique. We hired conservators to de-install and crate the Paul Bunyan murals to protect them from construction vibrations, de-installed and crated all of Der Stiftkseller murals that were executed on canvas

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Packing Up and Preserving Memorial Union History

A last look at the largest mural in the room before it is taken down

When the murals return they will be in the same place and order--the only difference is that they will be reinstalled in a way that is less damaging to the works.

The panels of the Paul Bunyon mural are propped against the wall waiting to be protected with a special inert wrapping.


(including the “Battle of Beer and Wine”), packed up all of the Der Stiftkseller beer steins to protect them from vibrations, moved dozens and dozens of historic furniture pieces that will return to the West Wing after renovations are completed, and more! Needless to say, we’ve been busy here at Memorial Union.”

Watch an interesting video called “Packing and Preserving Memorial Union History” at unionreinvestment.wisc.edu. Photos can be seen on the “The Wisconsin Union” Facebook page.

The arts mean business in Dane CountyRobert Lynch, President and CEO of Americans for the Arts, introduced the latest local findings in the national Arts & Economic Prosperity IV study. It’s good news for both the arts community and Dane County.

“The arts mean business in Dane County. The Arts & Economic Prosperity IV study shows that the nonprofit arts and culture are a significant industry in Dane County—one that generates $145.5 million in total economic activity. This spending—$69.2 million by nonprofit arts and culture organizations and an additional $76.3 million in event-related spending by their audiences—supports 5,119 full-time equivalent jobs, generates $97.3 million in household income to local residents, and delivers $13.8 million in local and state government revenue.

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“America‘s artists and arts organizations live and work in every community from coast-to-coast—fueling creativity, beautifying our cities, and improving our quality of life. In my travels across the country, business and government leaders often talk to me about the challenges of funding the arts amid shrinking resources and alongside other pressing needs. They worry about jobs and the economy. Is their region a magnet for attracting and retaining a skilled and innovative workforce? How well are they competing in the high-stakes race to attract new businesses?” Lynch said.

Lynch continues, “Arts and culture organizations are resilient and entrepreneurial businesses. They employ people locally, purchase goods and services from within

“America‘s artists and arts organizations live and work in every community from coast-to-coast—fueling creativity, beautifying our cities, and improving our quality of life...”

–Robert Lynch President and CEO of

Americans for the Arts


the community, and market and promote their regions. Arts organizations are rooted locally; these are jobs that cannot be shipped overseas. Like most industries, the Great Recession left a measurable financial impact on the arts—erasing the gains made during the pre-recession years, and leaving 2010 expenditures three

percent behind their 2005 levels... Yet, even in a down economy, some communities saw an increase in their arts spending and employment. As the economy rebounds, the arts are well poised for growth. They are already producing new and exciting work—performances and exhibitions and festivals that entertain, inspire, and attract audiences.”*

Mr. Lynch concludes that, “The findings from the Arts & Economic Prosperity IV study send a clear and welcome message: leaders who care about community and economic vitality can feel good about choosing to invest in the arts.”

*Excerpts from the introduction of the Arts & Economic Prosperity IV report by Robert L. Lynch, President and CEO, Americans for the Arts.

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I Can’t Go on. I’ll Go on.A Collection of Short Plays by Samuel Beckett

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the Cradle WIll roCka play in music by Marc Blitzstein

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