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Let’s indulge!

MSO heads toward 75 years with the greatest music of all time. The internationally acclaimed pianist Stanislava Varshavski will perform Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Beethoven’s Egmont Overture and Brahms’ Symphony No.3 will further spoil our ears.

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Let’s paint! Let’s play!

Ravel/Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition will arrest our senses with its colorful brilliance. Nobuo Uematsu, “the Beethoven of gaming composers,” shares his spectacular music from the Final Fantasy video game universe. A concert to support education and recognize our sister city of Kamogawa, Japan.

Let’s sing with Santa!

John Rutter’s timeless holiday carols form the centerpiece of this concert featuring the CCC Community Chorale and the Lincoln HS Chamber Choir. Music by Robert Shaw, Haydn, and a story by Hans Christian Andersen round out the program. MSO is again partnering with Courthouse Pub to offer dinner after the concert.

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Let’s go to the movies!

Be haunted by the classic 1925 American silent film THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA while the Symphony performs a new film score live. To quote Roger Ebert, the film “…creates beneath the opera one of the most grotesque places in the cinema… ”

Shindig

MSO September Shindig Fundraiser Sept 7 at the Wharf featuring music by Copper Box and Food by Grow It Forward!

2023-2024 Season Tickets now on sale!

Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra is excited to announce that tickets for our upcoming “All Together Now!” season are now on sale....

Spring Bash

A fun and casual fundraiser with games, food and drink, and an auction. Featuring live dance music by Wisconsin Party Band, The Dweebs.

Romantic Era Pops!

Romantic Era Pops! Saturday, April 15, 2023 7:30pm | Capitol Civic Centre MSO heads toward 75 years with a passionate...

Classical Era Pops!

Mozart and Haydn—two of the most popular musicians of all time. MSO performs their “greatest hits,“ revealing their genius over a lifetime of composition.

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