Department Archive

	Title	Issue
	Bach Dancing and Dynamite Says “We’ll Take Manhattan” BDDS continues its 21st season with four NY composers served straight up. By Greg Hettmansberger	June 2012
	Madison Symphony Season Closes with Gobs of Gershwin DeMain leads all the greatest hits, and then some — and the listenin’ is easy By Greg Hettmansberger	May 2012
	Serkin Gives Union Theater Its Last (for now) Curtain Call Pianist Peter Serkin caps the current chapter of the Union Theater with touches sublime and historic By Greg Hettmansberger	May 2012
	Lights…Camera…Rossini! Madison Opera takes Cinderella to Tinseltown — Rossini would probably approve By Greg Hettmansberger	April 2012
	Pro Arte Finale: Echoes of a World Premiere Second performance of Harbison’s String Quartet No. 5 works on radio, too By Greg Hettmansberger	April 2012
	Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Surprises with “Low-fat” Beethoven Andrew Sewell’s bold gamble pays off — thanks to some marvelous playing and singing By Greg Hettmansberger	April 2012
	Madison Symphony Wins the Battle DeMain’s orchestra survives Strauss, and occasionally dazzles	March 2012
	Pro Arte Party Resumes, with Expanded Guest List Pro Arte Quartet centennial season’s third concert features a pair of quintets, one new, one old By Greg Hettmansberger	March 2012
	Sweating It Out: University Opera’s Don Giovanni Has More Than the Usual Sizzle Director Farlow and hardy young troops give us a “Giovanni” to believe in. By Greg Hettmansberger	March 2012
	Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Proves All of Us Are Lucky This St. Patrick’s Day Andrew Sewell plays the role of leprechaun in assembling a memorably Irish-tinged program By Greg Hettmansberger	March 2012