Description WSO’s Concert for the Kids Program Nicholas (Pianist), Valeria (Soprano), and McKenzie (Tenor) join Rachel Ryan (Cello) in present a varied classical music program. Featuring works of: Bernstein, Sondheim, Wagner, Puccini and Massenet. Your Free will Donation will help the Winona Symphony Orchestra fund [...]

Save the date for a unique evening of music, antique cars, great food and drink and a silent auction to benefit the Educational outreach programs of the Winona Symphony Orchestra. On Saturday March 21st the doors of the Remlinger Collector Car Museum open at 5 PM for tours, beverages and small bites, and silent auction bidding. A gourmet dinner provided by Chef’s Table will be served buffet style at 6:00. During dinner WSO director Erik Rohde will share plans, followed by a string trio of WSO local musicians providing light classical music. Following dinner there will be additional time to view and bid on silent auction items. Tickets are available for $85 which includes admission to the museum, 1 drink ticket, dinner and dessert. Part of the admission fee includes a donation to the Winona Symphony Orchestra, as well as proceeds from the silent auction. Dinner seating will be at tables for six, if individuals or businesses wish to purchase an entire table the fee is $500. Seating is limited!

Spring brings the highly anticipated release of the Winona Symphony Orchestra’s first recording, featuring music by Libby Larsen and the talents of Clara Osowski and Alan Dunbar. To help us celebrate the release, our spring concert features music inspired by the recording project, including a performance of Larsen’s Raspberry Island Dreaming and a work by Minnesota composer Dominick Argento. Coupled with Diamond’s breath-taking Romeo and Juliet, the program brings back audience favorites and CD artists Clara Osowski and Alan Dunbar, offering a performance that paints music of life, love, and beauty.