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“First I liked the orchestra, second
I liked the conductor, third I liked the hall!”
Elementary student, Fall Youth Concert 2007
Photo by Bob Rashid |
MSO EDUCATION &
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS
DESIGNED TO ENRICH, ENGAGE & INSPIRE
A Lifetime of Learning
The Madison Symphony Orchestra is dedicated to providing outstanding educational and community engagement opportunities throughout South-central Wisconsin. Our Education and Community Engagement Programs serve more than 32,000 children and adults each year. It is our desire to reach music enthusiasts of all ages and abilities through our partnerships with local schools, community centers and assisted living facilities. Join us as we embark on a journey to enrich, engage and inspire!
Rich and Effective Music Education Programs
These programs are provided free of charge to participating schools, and they assist teachers as they help thier students achieve the Wisconsin State Model Academic Standards for Music.
The Future of the Art Form
Studies show that young people educated in music will hold a lifelong appreciation for the art. They are, after all, our next generation of musicians and audiences. We believe the MSO's commitment to enriching musical education plays a part in
the future of the art form.
The Way it was Meant to Be
Through MSO education programs and partnerships, students interact directly with professional musicians in instruction that is uniquely tailored to fit the their ages and interests. Best of all, students get to listen to music the way it was meant to be heard...live!
Michelle A. Kaebisch
Education Director
608.257.3734
mkaebisch@madisonsymphony.org
Education Director Kaebisch Chosen to Serve on National Committee
Ms. Kaebisch has been chosen to serve on the League of American Orchestra's Education and Community Engagement Leadership Committee along with the Education Directors of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, the National Symphony and Kennedy Center, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the San Francisco Symphony, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. |
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