Madison Symphony Orchestra, 21/22 Symphony Season, Renewing Subscriber brochure

21 212222 SEASON

SEASON

WE’RE BACK! “Can’t wait to attend the first concert!”

– MSO Subscriber

RENEW

TODAY!

BEETHOVEN RETURNS Dear friends, You know my enthusiasm when I share with you my plans for an upcoming season. But you can only imagine the excitement I am feeling in anticipation of reuniting with you and the wonderful musicians of the Madison Symphony Orchestra in Overture Hall!

Last season would have been an unprecedented MSO celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday, sharing his revolutionary music and his passion for freedom and human dignity. Although these programs have been on hold for a year, it is as important as ever to acknowledge the extraordinary contributions of this legendary composer. With that in mind, we are again offering the Beethoven celebration with a few surprises that will add depth and dimension to your experience in Overture Hall.

In the pages that follow you will recall international stars Olga Kern, Gil Shaham, and Garrick Ohlsson, who have been favorites in Madison since their first appearances with us.

And cellist Thomas Mesa, whose Symphony debut was to have been last year, will have his limelight moment with the orchestra in the coming season. And, in addition to Beethoven’s works will be those by Mozart, Rachmaninov, Ravel, Haydn, Honegger and George Walker.

Ferde Grofé’s Grand Canyon Suite will be presented in a glorious multimedia production, and Greg Zelek will be featured in Saint-Saëns’ thrilling “Organ Symphony.”

I am also excited to present the MSO debut of violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins, who will perform Wynton Marsalis’ concerto in its Madison premiere. We have a magnificent array of vocal soloists joining the Madison Symphony Chorus throughout the season with Beethoven’s great Missa Solemnis capping these vocal performances.

Over the years, the orchestra and I have so enjoyed cultivating the special relationship that we have with you. And, indeed, we are touched that so many of you helped our musicians through this past year with your gifts to our Musicians’ Relief Fund. Now it is time for us to express our gratitude in music.

We can’t wait to be with you again!

John DeMain Music Director

“We are looking forward to the concerts. It is one of our greatest joys.”

– MSO Subscriber

EMBRACE YOUR PASSION FEEL IT LIVE Explore your Madison Symphony Orchestra’s 21/22 Subscription Season — a joyous celebration of Beethoven. Visit madisonsymphony.org/21-22 or call (608) 257–3734. We welcome the opportunity to answer questions and assist you with your subscription!

RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

TO OUR 21/22 SEASON!

“We will subscribe as usual and attend all the 2021–2022 season performances, cannot wait for the live performances to begin!!!”

– MSO Subscriber

WELCOME BACK TO YOUR SYMPHONY! Save 10–20% off single ticket prices for 5–7 concerts. Subscribe to all 7 concerts and you will receive a free pair of vouchers! As a renewing subscriber, you will receive priority re-seating, and we will lock in your seats for all of the subscription concerts you select. Your benefits include Unlimited Ticket Exchanges, Missed Concert Insurance, a Subscriber Parking option, and more. You also have an exclusive opportunity to add tickets for the single presentation of “Beyond the Score®: Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring” before single tickets go on sale in August. View complete benefits, subscription details, your order form, and seating charts following the programs.

RENEW BY JUNE 16, 2021 ONLINE: madisonsymphony.org/21-22 MAIL: Madison Symphony Orchestra, 222 W. Washington Ave. Suite 460, Madison, WI 53703 CALL: (608) 257–3734

PLEASE TAKE NOTE We guarantee a refund for tickets to any concert that cannot be performed for any reason.

We will adhere to all public health guidelines and cooperate with Overture Center for the Arts to assure your safety.

Programs, dates, and artists subject to change.

“Looking forward to live, in-person music!”

– MSO Subscriber

OCT

15, 16 & 17

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

RAVISHING RHAPSODY Anticipate another mesmerizing performance from one of the greatest exponents of Russia’s greatest music. The Rachmaninoff Rhapsody may be the most-listened-to piano favorite of all time, while Beethoven’s “Eroica” (Heroic) is an important landmark in the transition between the Classical period and the Romantic era.

John DeMain, Conductor Olga Kern, Piano Ravel, Alborada del gracioso Rachmaninoff, Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Beethoven, Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, “Eroica” MAJOR SPONSORS Myrna Larson Marvin J. Levy Carla and Fernando Alvarado The Gialamas Company Ann Lindsey and Charles Snowdon Fred and Mary Mohs Nancy Mohs Cyrena and Lee Pondrom Peggy and Tom Pyle Kay Schwichtenberg and Herman Baumann

“THE TUNE THAT GREW UP”

Norman Gilliland shares a story about how a set of twelve contradances eventually became a part of Beethoven’s landmark Eroica Symphony.

Read this story, Olga Kern’s bio, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/kern

“Kern’s performance is charismatic and dazzling, and tender when it ought to be.”

– Jessica Courtier, The Cap Times

NOV

12, 13 & 14

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

GRAND PANORAMA The majesty of the Grand Canyon unfolds musically and visually in the spectacle of Ferde Grofé’s expansive musical palette accompanied by stunning projected imagery. CubanAmerican cellist Thomas Mesa, a hit in his 2019 Madison recital, balances the program with the equally expansive and expressive Cello Concerto of Antonin Dvořák. Two Madison premieres, Arthur Honegger’s Rugby and Lyric for String Orchestra by African-American composer George Walker complete the program.

John DeMain, Conductor Thomas Mesa, Cello Honegger, Rugby Dvořák, Cello Concerto in B minor Walker, Lyric for String Orchestra Grofé, Grand Canyon Suite Synchronized imagery assembled

by Stephen Lias

MAJOR SPONSORS Madison Magazine Capitol Lakes John A. Johnson Foundation, a component fund of the Madison Community Foundation Howard Kidd and Margaret Murphy Elaine and Nicholas Mischler von Briesen & Roper, s.c

“THE GRAND CANYON IN WISCONSIN”

Just before the debut of Grofé’s Grand Canyon Suite in 1931, Ferde Grofé knew that he wanted to end the suite with a cloudburst.

Norman Gilliland’s story reveals a Wisconsin connection to the composer’s inspiration for the end of the piece.

Discover this story, Thomas Mesa’s bio, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/panorama

“. . . Mr. Mesa’s playing had a musical intensity that was commanding in every detail.”

– New York Concert Review

“Walker’s musical language is richly communicative . . . music that deserves to be celebrated and performed.”

– The Guardian

“The Dvořák Cello Concerto is a piece of epic proportions that has made it an audience favorite since 1896 when it was first premiered.”

– The Columbian

Thomas Mesa, Cello

“It was more fabulous than I imagined.

Definitely 5 shiny stars!”

– MSO Subscriber

DEC 3, 4 & 5

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

A MADISON SYMPHONY CHRISTMAS Beginning with caroling in the lobby, and ending with the entire audience singing your Christmas favorites, this beloved Madison tradition launches the holiday season with our company of 300 artists.

John DeMain, Conductor Elizabeth Caballero, Soprano Nmon Ford, Baritone Madison Symphony Chorus, Beverly Taylor, Director Madison Youth Choirs, Michael Ross, Artistic Director Mount Zion Gospel Choir, Tamera and Leotha Stanley, Directors

Nmon Ford, Baritone

MAJOR SPONSORS American Printing Fiore Companies Nedrebo’s Formalwear BMO Harris Bank Richard and Pamela Reese, in memory of Maurice and Arlene Reese Judith and Nick Topitzes An Anonymous Friend

LEARN MORE madisonsymphony.org/christmas

Elizabeth Caballero, Soprano

JAN

21, 22 & 23

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

PREMIERE DEBUT In her MSO debut, the prizewinning Ms. HallTompkins performs the Madison premiere of Wynton Marsalis’ exciting Violin Concerto, a tour de force exhibition from the hand of America’s foremost jazz and classical artist.

Preceded by Kabalevsky’s exhilarating overture, it is followed by Saint-Saëns’ majestic “Organ Symphony,” so-called because the addition of the organ in the final movement is an unforgettable sonic experience.

John DeMain, Conductor Kelly Hall-Tompkins, Violin Greg Zelek, Organ Kabalevsky, Overture to Colas Breugnon Marsalis, Violin Concerto in D Saint-Saëns, Symphony No. 3 in C minor, “Organ”

“. . . the versatile violinist who makes the music come alive” – The New York Times

MAJOR SPONSORS Wisconsin State Journal, The Capital Times, and Madison.com Fernando and Carla Alvarado Irving & Dorothy Levy Family Foundation, Inc. MGE Foundation Elaine and Nicholas Mischler Skofronick Family Charitable Trust University Research Park

“A tonal mastery, a technical command and strength of personality . . . opulent intensity . . .”

– Fanfare Magazine

DISCOVER STORIES Kelly Hall-Tompkins’ bio, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/hall-tompkins

FEB

Visuals span art, photography, dance, Lithuanian songs, Russian folk music, rituals, and colorful scenes.

The sublime upsurge of self-renewing nature … the beating pulse of Spring … an outpouring of rhythm … the Dance of the Earth.

– Igor Stravinsky

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BEYOND THE SCORE®: STRAVINSKY, THE RITE OF SPRING A multimedia presentation starring American Players Theatre actors, visual projections and live musical examples with the entire work performed in the second half!

Transforming simple ancient folk music from Russia and Lithuania into a perfect storm of rhythm, harmony and melodies that were unlike any heard before its time, Stravinsky created the biggest scandal in the history of music in 1911. The Rite of Spring put him at the very forefront of the avant-garde and spread his name to the corners of the world. Experience this artistic masterpiece by discovering the history behind the groundbreaking composition during the first half of the presentation, then listen with a deeper understanding of the work from start to finish following intermission.

John DeMain, Conductor EXCLUSIVE SPONSOR Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation

Beyond the Score® is a production of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Gerard McBurney, Creative Director for Beyond the Score®

Add this single performance to your subscription!

This first-choice advance ticket opportunity is available ONLY to MSO subscribers (it is separate from the 21/22 subscription season).

Purchase tickets along with your subscription for the best possible seats before single tickets go on sale August 21, 2021.

James Ridge, Actor

View special pricing and the seating map on the last page following the order form.

LEARN MORE: madisonsymphony.org/beyondthescore

Kelsey Brennan, Actor

Jonathan Smoots, Actor

“I was blown away by Gil Shaham. I’ve never seen a performance like that in my life!”

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– MSO Subscriber

11, 12 & 13

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

GIL SHAHAM PLAYS THE BEETHOVEN VIOLIN CONCERTO The first piece of this varied program, Rachmaninoff’s evocative and powerful score depicts Arnold Bocklin’s famous painting of an oarsman rowing a white-clad figure across a dark expanse of water to the mysterious Isle of the Dead. The mood lightens when the Háry János Suite from Kodály’s comic Hungarian folk opera radiates exotic exuberance. Then the renowned Gil Shaham gives the crowning performance of the program when he breathes life and love into the Beethoven Violin Concerto.

“ . . . the audience adored it, giving him a standing ovation after the first movement alone, as well as one at the conclusion . . .”

– John Barker, Isthmus

John DeMain, Conductor Gil Shaham, Violin Rachmaninoff, Isle of the Dead Kodály, Háry János Suite Beethoven, Violin Concerto in D major MAJOR SPONSORS

“Shaham’s performance was simply the best I have seen in more than three decades of attending the symphony.”

The Madison Concourse Hotel & Governor’s Club Myrna Larson The Burish Group at UBS Boardman & Clark LLP Audrey Dybdahl Marilyn and Jim Ebben David and Kato Perlman

“A DEDICATION OR A PLEA FOR MERCY?”

Norman Gilliland shares a story about an unexpected twist when Franz Clement debuted Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in 1806.

Read this story, Gil Shaham’s bio, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/shaham

– Bill Wineke, Channel 3000

“Greenholtz’s tone matched perfectly with the orchestra.

It was pure magic.”

APR

8, 9 & 10

– Matt Ambrosio, The Cap Times

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM James Ehnes, Violin

MISSA SOLEMNIS Yes, Mozart was his inspiration, but Haydn was Beethoven’s teacher. Concertmaster Naha Greenholtz performs the Violin Concerto in G major. A great work from the height of Beethoven’s composing career, the monumental Missa Solemnis is one of his supreme achievements and one of the most significant Latin Mass settings ever penned.

Alexandra LoBianco, Soprano

Briana Hunter, Mezzo-soprano

Clay Hilley, Tenor

Kenneth Kellogg, Bass

John DeMain, Conductor Naha Greenholtz, Violin Madison Symphony Chorus Beverly Taylor, Director Haydn, Violin Concerto in G major Beethoven, Missa Solemnis EXCLUSIVE SPONSOR Rosemarie Blancke, in loving memory of Fred Blancke

“THE MUSE, THE MASS AND THE MONKEY”

How many times was Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis sold? What happened to his fee?

What promises did he make to his publisher?

Read the full story by Norman Gilliland, artist bios, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/missa

“Ohlsson used his pianistic soft power . . . in the service of Beethoven’s penchant . . .”

– The Washington Post

MAY 6, 7 & 8

FRI 7:30 PM SAT 8:00 PM SUN 2:30 PM

HIS GREATEST HITS An all-Beethoven concert for the ages, charged with the energy and invention of the master’s Heroic Period and the spectacular pianism of a towering artist of magisterial interpretive and technical prowess.

John DeMain, Conductor Garrick Ohlsson, Piano

“DeMain pulls a glorious sound spectacle from his inspired players.”

– John Barker, Isthmus

Beethoven, Egmont Overture Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, “Emperor” Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 in C minor PRESENTING SPONSOR Myrna Larson

MAJOR SPONSORS

“We’re looking forward to hearing the full orchestra in person again!!”

– MSO Subscriber

NBC 15 Stephen D. Morton Diane Ballweg Kenneth A. Lattman Foundation, Inc. Scott and Janet Cabot Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. David and Kato Perlman Fred A. Wileman

“BOLD STROKES”

A story Norman Gilliland shares of what happened to some choirboys when Beethoven was conducting one of his piano concertos involves candlesticks.

Read this story, Garrick Ohlsson’s bio, and learn more: madisonsymphony.org/beethoven

YOUR 21/22 SEASON SUBSCRIBER BENEFITS! PRIORITY SEATING Would you like to change your seats? As a subscriber, you have priority based on your subscription history and contributions to the MSO. We’ll do our very best to accommodate you and your seating preferences (new seating arrangements are assigned mid-summer).

UNLIMITED TICKET EXCHANGE If a conflict comes up, you can exchange your tickets for a different MSO 21/22 subscription performance up to 24 hours before the concert in conflict (there is no fee for exchanges at the Overture Center Box Office).

MISSED CONCERT INSURANCE Miss a performance? No problem.

We’ll provide tickets to another subscription concert during the 21/22 Season — for free (one time only).

LOST TICKET REPLACEMENT Never worry over misplaced tickets again. Simply contact or visit the Overture Center Box Office prior

“I am so excited to return to Overture Hall to hear each performance of the Symphony again!”

– MSO Subscriber

to your concert for reprints.

CAN’T USE YOUR TICKETS? Donate your tickets to the MSO at least 24 hours before the concert and receive a tax-deductible receipt for your donation.

CONVENIENT SUBSCRIBER PARKING Enjoy reserved parking at the Dane County Parking Ramp, two blocks from Overture Hall, for $4.25 per concert (separate from Leadership Donor Parking).

FREE TICKETS Invite your friends on us. Order all seven subscription concerts and we’ll send you a pair of free ticket vouchers (one pair of vouchers per subscription household).

PERSONAL ATTENTION It begins with the August arrival of your Subscriber Welcome Kit, filled with tickets, exchange cards, and a wealth of information.

Call (608) 257-3734, or email info@madisonsymphony.org for assistance, or see us at our courtesy table in the Overture Hall lobby

before all concerts. We want to ensure you have an optimal concert experience.

SAVE 10% ON EXTRA SINGLE TICKETS Single tickets for all subscription concerts are available exclusively to subscribers at a 10% discount starting with Subscriber Courtesy Days, August 19–20, 2021, before they go on sale to the general public on Saturday, August 21, 2021.

As a subscriber, you have access to this benefit for the entire season!

Single tickets may be purchased through the Overture Center Box Office at 201 State Street, by calling the Box Office at (608) 258–4141, or online at madisonsymphony.org.

NEW THIS YEAR! You can receive your subscription tickets via mail, or pick up your order at the Overture Center Box Office during Courtesy Days, or concert by concert. Simply choose your preference as you complete your order.

GO ABOVE AND BEYOND: BECOME A DONOR! Each season, generous individuals help the Madison Symphony Orchestra create beautiful concerts and engaging education programs by making a gift when they subscribe.

PRELUDE MUSIC DISCUSSIONS Enjoy a free, 30-minute talk by music experts starting one hour before each season subscription concert (except Christmas concerts) in Overture Hall.

Benefits are available during the concert season your gift supports.

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PROGRAM NOTES Read about the composers before the concert via email or at madisonsymphony.org/programnotes.

Thank you!

Invitation to “An Evening of Gratitude”

LEADERSHIP DONORS

ENHANCE YOUR CONCERT EXPERIENCE

Adding a gift to your subscription order to support our concerts and education programs is easy. Simply use Line E on the subscription order form to make your gift. Ticket sales cover less than half the costs of producing each season. Your gift of any of amount makes a difference. Use the chart below to help determine the right giving level for you.

Special behind-the-scenes opportunities Two (2) tickets to an Overture Concert Organ concert Additional benefits are available to donors of $5,000 or more.

Visit madisonsymphony.org/individualgiving for complete benefits.

Donor benefits are subject to change. We will monitor and follow health guidelines and Overture Center for the Arts requirements continually throughout the season.

RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION BY WEDNESDAY JUNE 16, 2021 MAXIMIZE YOUR SAVINGS...

SAVE 20% when you select all 7 concerts!

Subscribe to all 7 concerts and receive a pair of free ticket vouchers.

COMPOSE YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION SAVE 15% on 6 concerts SAVE 10% on 5 concerts ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT: Seniors (62+) and students save an extra 10% in most areas of Overture Hall (see order form for locations).

SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS Subscription seating change requests are addressed after the renewal period has ended (summer 2021). Changes depend upon un-renewed seats of other subscribers; therefore, it is not always possible to accommodate your change requests. Changes are handled in order of your priority as determined by your past subscriptions and donations to the Madison Symphony Orchestra. You must renew by Wednesday, June 16, 2021, to maintain this priority.

Your payment will be processed upon receipt of your order.

This does not guarantee your first choice of seating. If you request seating that we are unable to accommodate due to lack of availability, we will call you to discuss alternatives or issue a refund upon request. Because availability is limited and subscribers have varying priority, we cannot guarantee your seats will be together if you have requested a change, or wish to be seated nearby or next to another subscriber.

You will receive a confirmation of your order and how your tickets will be delivered (by mail or at Will Call) in August before Subscriber Courtesy Days, August 19–20, 2021. There are no refunds on ticket orders. However, if a conflict comes up, you can exchange your tickets for a different MSO 21/22 subscription performance up to 24 hours before the concert in conflict. Beyond the Score® tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged for subscription concert tickets.

If you order the optional subscriber parking, you will receive a parking permit with your tickets. Visit madisonsymphony.org/parking for a map and information about the Dane County Parking Ramp located on the corner of Fairchild St. and W. Main St. There are no elevators in this ramp. Please note: Optional subscriber parking is separate from the reserved parking benefit available to Leadership Donors. No refunds on parking unless a concert is canceled.

Overture Center is accessible to persons with physical disabilities. Please call the Overture Center Box Office at (608) 258-4141 for assistance. Children aged six and older are welcome at our concerts. There is no age restriction for the Madison Symphony Christmas concerts.

TAKE NOTE PROGRAMS, DATES, AND ARTISTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE For 21/22 Season Subscribers, we are offering a money back guarantee for tickets to any concert that does not take place as planned. The safety of our audiences, musicians, guest artists and staff is paramount. Rest assured that we’ll be monitoring health guidelines and Overture Center for the Arts requirements continually throughout the season.

PHOTO CREDITS Cover/back, p2 (orchestra), p8 (orchestra), p9 (Zelek), p12 (chorus), p14 (orchestra), p16 (DeMain): Peter Rodgers; p4 (orchestra): Amanda Dill; p5 (Kern): Chris Lee; p8 (Mesa): Lisa Marie-Mazzucco; p11 (Shaham): Luke Ratray; p12 (Greenholtz): Chris Hynes; p12 (LoBianco): Elle Logan; p12 (Kellogg): Valentina Sadiul; p13 (Ohlsson): Dario Acosta; p15 (Up Close & Musical®): Amandalynn Jones

R E N E WA L O R D E R F O R M RENEW ONLINE! You can begin by entering your subscriber ID — your name and contact information will appear.

RENEW BY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 2021 to keep your seats, or request a priority seating change.

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SELECT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS RAVISHING RHAPSODY, Olga Kern, Piano Oct. 15, 16 & 17 G RAND PANORAMA, Thomas Mesa, Cello Nov. 12, 13 & 14 A MADISON SYMPHONY CHRISTMAS Dec. 3, 4 & 5 P REMIERE DEBUT, Kelly Hall-Tompkins, Violin Jan. 21, 22 & 23 GIL SHAHAM PLAYS THE BEETHOVEN VIOLIN CONCERTO Mar. 11, 12 & 13 M ISSA SOLEMNIS, Naha Greenholtz, Violin Apr. 8, 9 & 10 H IS GREATEST HITS, Garrick Ohlsson, Piano May 6, 7 & 8 As a subscriber, you may add the February 13, 2022 single performance of Beyond the Score® to your order (see back of form).

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LIVE MUSIC RETURNS FOR YOU! “The musicians and I can’t wait to welcome you back to our concerts in beautiful Overture Hall!”

– John DeMain

OCT. 15, 16 & 17, 2021 RAVISHING RHAPSODY — Olga Kern, Piano NOV. 12, 13 & 14, 2021 GRAND PANORAMA — Thomas Mesa, Cello DEC. 3, 4 & 5, 2021 A MADISON SYMPHONY CHRISTMAS Elizabeth Caballero, Nmon Ford Madison Symphony Chorus, Madison Youth Choirs, Mt. Zion Gospel Choir JAN. 21, 22 & 23, 2022 PREMIERE DEBUT — Kelly Hall-Tompkins, Violin, Greg Zelek, Organ FEB. 13, 2022 BEYOND THE SCORE®, STRAVINSKY: THE RITE OF SPRING James Ridge, Kelsey Brennan, Jonathan Smoots MAR. 11, 12 & 13, 2022 GIL SHAHAM PLAYS THE BEETHOVEN VIOLIN CONCERTO — Gil Shaham, Violin APR. 8, 9 & 10, 2022 MISSA SOLEMNIS — Naha Greenholtz, Violin Madison Symphony Chorus, Alexandra LoBianco, Briana Hunter, Clay Hilley, Kenneth Kellogg MAY 6, 7 & 8, 2022 HIS GREATEST HITS — Garrick Ohlsson, Piano

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