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October 2021
Fall Masterworks – “A Night In Venice”
Please view our COVID Precautions below. If you have specific questions about tickets or the concert, please call us at 262.636.9285 or email at heather@racinesymphony.org. Join the RSO as we continue to celebrate our 90th Season! Featuring Artist-in-Residence, Venetian violinist Erica Carpenedo and RSO Concertmaster Alexander Mandl. Maestro Laurino leads the Orchestra in a performance of Italian musical gems that will enchant us all. The concert starts at 7:30 pm. Join us immediately after for a reception. Please see our separate…
Find out more »December 2021
Holiday Pops
Doors open at 6:30 pm. Please view our COVID Precautions below. If you have specific questions about tickets or the concert, please call us at 262.636.9285 or email at heather@racinesymphony.org. The annual RSO Holiday Pops is back - rejoice! Tradition is very important to all of us and the musicians of the RSO sorely missed performing for you last December. Maestro Laurino will lead the Orchestra in joy-filled program of holiday favorites in time to kick-off the winter holiday season.…
Find out more »April 2022
Spring Masterworks-“Remembrance”
Please view our COVID Precautions below. If you have specific questions about tickets or the concert, please call us at 262.636.9285 or email at heather@racinesymphony.org. Concert Repertoire - "Remembrance" The central work of this program is Gabriel Faure’s Requiem. It is arguably the single most emotionally cathartic work in the history of music. Accompanied by the University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s choirs, the Racine Symphony Orchestra dedicates this concert to all who should be remembered - and for all of us who…
Find out more »May 2022
Special 90th Anniversary Concert
“The Fantastic Symphony” Symphonie Fantastique is a response to unrequited love. And, what a response! Completed and first performed in 1830, only three years after the death Beethoven, this inspired work of genius by Hector Berlioz is by turns sublime and insane. Just the orchestration alone is worth noting - multiple timpanists and two ophicleides (tubas)!? This work is still riveting to hear and to perform. The Orchestra will be featured brilliantly in this virtuosic show piece. Tchaikovsky’s first piano…
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