Midsummer’s Music presents three late Romantic trios that are drenched in the language of love. Midsummer’s Music is at it again—mixing beloved classics with hidden gems in a way only it can. Its latest concert series, The Language of Love: French Piano Trios, is a romantic romp through the world… [Read More]

If finding a mystery behind a masterpiece of music intrigues you, read on, because I have three for you, and they are all on our next program entitled “Dvořák, Bruch, and Beethoven 7.” Certainly, it’s no mystery we are talking about these three composers, so let’s start with the first,… [Read More]

Midsummer’s Music, Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series, continues its 2025 concert season with a program honoring two of the Baroque era’s greatest composers: Johann Sebastian Bach and Georg Friedrich Händel. This special performance showcases the enduring brilliance of their music and highlights Midsummer’s commitment to presenting masterworks in intimate,… [Read More]

Our first several programs have turned out to be a kind of celebration of romantic music—the period we call “romantic” at any rate. Certainly, our first program set the pace with works of Clara and Robert Schumann, both of whom were giants of the period and the romantic movement, especially… [Read More]

Renowned for its imaginative programming and dedication to both iconic and underrepresented composers, Midsummer’s Music continues its tradition with the upcoming concert series, Dvořák, Bruch, and Beethoven 7. This vibrant program masterfully pairs the brilliance of celebrated composers with the ensemble’s signature flair for musical discovery. Audiences can enjoy three… [Read More]