Events & Tickets

John McGivern is back with a collection of stories that humorously examine not only the seasons of the weather/calendar year but also the seasons of our lives. Spring, the season of birth and new life and anticipation. Summer, the season of sun and long days and rapid growth. Fall, the season o…

Jonathan Leshnoff is a GRAMMY-nominated composer known for his use of striking harmonic language and compelling melodies. Score, premiered in 2022, is a brief, ebullient piece that is ideally suited to serve as the season’s opening music.

Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 was first performed by…

THIS EVENT IS NOT HELD AT THE WEILL CENTERChamber Music at the Loft
Enjoy a thirty-minute concert featuring Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra musicians performing chamber music in a more intimate and casual setting with tasting flights and appetizers in the upper level Berkshire Loft of the Black Pi…

Step into a magical world of romance, wonder, and timeless storytelling with Cinderella, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment and performed by the United European Ballet Company. This enchanting production brings the beloved fairytale to life through graceful choreography, vibrant characte…

George Frideric Handel’s oratorio Messiah is now considered one of the singularly most popular works of Classical music, but its premiere in April 1742 took place in Dublin, Ireland and had only a modest public reception. Many different iterations of how to perform this work have occurred throu…

THIS EVENT IS NOT HELD AT THE WEILL CENTERChamber Music at the Loft
Enjoy a thirty-minute concert featuring Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra musicians performing chamber music in a more intimate and casual setting with tasting flights and appetizers in the upper level Berkshire Loft of the Black Pi…

THIS EVENT IS NOT HELD AT THE WEILL CENTERThis concert is a special showcase for the Sheboygan Symphony Chorus and its Director Jonathan Laabs. Accompanied by eight instrumentalists, this 70-minute, 2013 work composed by Bob Chilcott, is a setting from the Gospel of Saint John, and an uplifting…

There are two short, newer works on this program that are noteworthy. The first is Spun by Molly Herron. Herron has described her compositions “as a collision between old compositional ideas (such as those of Vivaldi and Haydn) and my contemporary ears.” This work was inspired by the poems of J…

Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 in C minor, also known as the “Resurrection” symphony, is a gigantic work of five movements that explores life, death, and spiritual rebirth. The orchestra is enormous, requiring extended brass, woodwind, and percussion sections. Judiciously utilized are two vocal…