University Symphony Orchestra
The University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire Department of Music and Theatre Arts presents a performance in Gantner Concert Hall at the Haas Fine Arts Center (121 Water Street Eau Claire, WI 54703) Doors open 15 minutes before start time. The University Symphony Orchestra is a select ensemble of musicians consisting of both UW-Eau Claire music major/minor and non-major string, wind, and percussion students. This ensemble performs extensive symphonic repertoire such as symphonies by Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, Debussy, Stravinsky, Richard Strauss, and Wagner. Fátima Corona, conductor.FREE livestreaming (https://indd.adobe.com/view/68f18fa7-88ac-459f-8d7d-a1de2928483b) is available for Gantner Concert Hall and Phillips Recital Hall performances of student recitals, ensemble concerts, and guest artists! Livestreaming requires performer authorization, some may opt out of this option.Visit linktr.ee/uwecmta (https://linktr.ee/uwecmta) to find ticketing and livestreams links, information on upcoming events, donation options, and more!Haas Fine Arts Ticketing:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE (https://uwec.universitytickets.com/w/default.aspx?cid=187) (Event cost: $3-$9) Haas Fine Arts box office is open 1 hour before downbeat. We strongly encourage our audiences to purchase their tickets online ahead of time to guarantee your seats and to reduce box office waiting times.University Service Center Hours: 8am-6pm Mon-Fri | 10am-2pm SatPhone: 715-836-4636Interactive University Parking MapString Area at UW-Eau Claire: The University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire's Music and Theatre Arts Department has a proud tradition of excellence in string performance. As an undergraduate-only program, we are dedicated to providing personalized attention and meaningful experiences for our students. Our string community is woven together by close-knit relationships and one-on-one mentorship from talented faculty. Learn more at: uwec.ly/strings (https://www.uwec.edu/music-and-theatre-arts-department/music/string-area)