Christmas with the Symphony
Wesley United Methodist Church 400 Iowa Ave, Muscatine, IA, United StatesThe Symphony is pleased to be joined by the Muscatine Civic Chorale to bring many of your holiday favorites! Free admission with a food donation.
The Symphony is pleased to be joined by the Muscatine Civic Chorale to bring many of your holiday favorites! Free admission with a food donation.
Featuring guest artists Suna and Thomas Gunther. Verdi - La Traviata, Verdi - Aida Rossini - Barber of Seville, and more beloved favorites! To purchase a season ticket https://muscatinesymphony.org/season-ticket-order-form/. Single ticket sales available by clicking on the blue “get tickets” box.
Lucio Silla, K. 135 "A Musical Joke," K. 522 Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter" To purchase a season ticket https://muscatinesymphony.org/season-ticket-order-form/. Single ticket sales available by clicking on the blue "get tickets" box.
Muscatine's history is full of river stories. In this collaborative performance with the Muscatine Art Center, we see and hear how rivers have inspired artists and composers throughout history.
In addition to the always inspiring performance from our local scholarship winner, Maestro Dollinger has selected several of the greatest moments from Beethoven's symphonies to create a virtual musical puzzle of sorts.
Symphonic music is synonymous with emotions - love, affection, inspiration. To get in the mood for Valentine's Day, the Symphony will bring music of Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Bizet, and John Barry to the stage in celebration of heartfelt emotions.
Celebrate the season with an evening of festive music at our Annual Community Holiday Concert! Join us for a joyful night filled with holiday favorites, performed by your own Muscatine Symphony Orchestra Best of all, this concert is free—bringing the magic of the holidays to everyone!
The orchestral suite is perhaps the perfect compositional technique to tell stories and condense broader ideas into smaller "chapters" for the listener. An evening of insightful, energetic, and creative suites by Bach, Grieg, Saint-Saens, Richard Strauss, and Coleridge-Taylor.
Our October concert will feature University of Iowa organ professor, Gregory Hand performing Poulenc's Symphony in G Minor.
The MSO will represent the State of Iowa in the premier performance of Peter Boyer’s Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue, featuring world-renowned concert pianist Jeffrey Biegel. This piece was written as a celebration of the masterpiece Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin (written in 1924) as well as a way to bring all of America together following COVID-19 with music.
This performance will not only feature the 2024 HOWE Foundation Young Artist Competition winner, Rashan Bryant, but also music by two Native composers to bring the music of different cultures to our concert stage. Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate, Spirit Chief names the Animal People & Michael-Thomas Foumai, Overture on Themes from the Songbook of her Majesty Queen Lili'uokalani. Native American and Native Hawaiian-inspired music will be paired with the descriptive Symphony No. 6 by Ludwig van Beethoven. .