Classically Speaking Archive

	Title	Issue
	Seasonal Sweets (and a few empty calories) from Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra The traditions are safe, a surprise falls flat—but hey, it’s a party By Greg Hettmansberger	November 2011
	Doubleheader at Mills: Powerful Pro Arte and Wonderful Wingra The Pro Arte Quartet continues its Centennial Season bash, and the Wingra Woodwind Quintet gives us even more to be thankful for By Greg Hettmansberger	November 2011
	Freely Giving Thanks Before Thanksgiving Free concerts this weekend by the Pro Arte Quartet and Wingra Quintet are truly priceless By Greg Hettmansberger	November 2011
	Madison Symphony: 1+1+1= ? Three disparate musical bedfellows make for a memorable—if puzzling—evening By Greg Hettmansberger	November 2011
	Madison Opera’s “Onegin”: A Lot of Promises, Some Kept Notable debuts and favorite alumni mark the beginning of Madison Opera’s 51st season	November 2011
	A Bi-Coastal Executive Finds Herself Right at Home Madison Opera’s Kathryn Smith fell in love with the city at first bite By Greg Hettmansberger	November 2011
	Youth—and Puccini—are Served by UW Opera’s “La Boheme” Friday’s sold-out house reaches for the tissues, thanks to a solid production By Greg Hettmansberger	October 2011
	Pro Arte Quartet Makes Grand Down Payment on Centennial Celebration Touches of nostalgia, tenderness, heroism—and incredibly vibrant playing—mark the Pro Arte Quartet’s first concert of their 100th season By Greg Hettmansberger	October 2011
	Pro Arte: Rhymes with “Go Party!” The Pro Arte Quartet centennial season kicks off at last with four days of events By Greg Hettmansberger	October 2011
	Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Sets the Bar High and the L.A. Philharmonic Continues to Soar With Yakushev at the piano, the WCO’s opener is stunning; the LA Philharmonic at Eastgate also wows By Greg Hettmansberger	October 2011