Concert Series brings cutting-edge, contemporary and traditional classical music to Madison stages
Posted: 05/02/22
The Wisconsin Union Theater’s 2022-23 classical music series, called the Concert Series, will bring both world-renowned artists and fresh faces in classical music to Madison, Wis., stages.
The Concert Series runs from Sept. 24, 2022, to April 18, 2023, and includes seven in-person events, all of which will have a livestream ticket purchase option. The Theater team and student leaders in the Wisconsin Union Directorate (WUD) Performing Arts Committee created a season that includes contemporary, cutting-edge classical music as well as traditional chamber music.
The 2022-23 Concert Series will include:
- Emerson String Quartet, Sept. 24
- Manhattan Chamber Players, Sept. 29
- Sō Percussion with Caroline Shaw, Nov. 5
- Geneva Lewis with Evren Ozel, Jan. 27, 2023
- Imani Winds, Feb. 5, 2023
- Anthony McGill with the UW–Madison Symphony Orchestra, April 4, 2023
- Danish String Quartet, April 18, 2023
Patrons can purchase a subscription to attend six events with the option to add-on the Anthony McGill performance at a discounted rate here. Single tickets for the McGill concert and for the other Concert Series events will become available for sale in August here.
Wisconsin Union members and University of Wisconsin–Madison students are eligible for discounted tickets.
“With the blending of traditional and contemporary classical music, the 2022-23 Concert Series is the perfect opportunity for everyone, from classical aficionados and those who have never experienced classical music, to experience this truly beautiful genre,” Wisconsin Union Theater Director Elizabeth Snodgrass said.
The Wisconsin Union Theater team will announce its jazz series in June during the Madison Jazz Festival event at the Memorial Union between June 18-19 and anticipates making information about additional 2022-23 Theater season performances available here in August.
The 103-year-running Concert Series season brings classical music artists from around the world to Madison. Each year, the Theater team and the WUD Performing Arts Committee work to uphold the highest artistic quality.
By attending Wisconsin Union Theater performances, patrons not only support the arts but also support hands-on student leadership opportunities available through the WUD Performing Arts Committee.
The Wisconsin Union Theater is part of the Wisconsin Union, a nonprofit organization that provides spaces at Memorial Union and Union South as well as year-round activities and more than 2,000 events each year.
The Emerson String Quartet’s, the Manhattan Chamber Players’, and the Danish String Quartet’s performances are part of the David and Kato Perlman Chamber Music series supported by the David and Kato Perlman Chamber Music Fund.
For more information about the Concert Series, visit union.wisc.edu/concert-series.