Symphony Orchestra
Contact Us
(920) 424-4224
music@uwosh.edu
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Symphony Orchestra (UWOSO) is a full symphony orchestra open by audition to students across campus, regardless of major. The ensemble is dedicated to outstanding performances of historical and contemporary canonical masterworks. UWOSO frequently collaborates with other ensembles, institutions, and guest artists. Some examples are the UWO Opera Theatre Department and University choirs.
”Concerto for Two Pianos” by Poulenc, March 2018
Rehearsals are held in Music Hall in the Arts and Communication building Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:15 PM to 6:15 PM. A minimum of two concert events are presented each semester. Regular attendance at twice-weekly rehearsals and participation in all performances is required. The UWOSO syllabus can be downloaded here.
Camerata
Camerata is an unconnected string orchestra. Participation in Camerata is by invitation only and requires participation in UWOSO. For more information, contact Dr. Chmura-Moore at chmuramd@uwosh.edu or (920) 424-7011.
Fall 2020 Update
Orchestra resumes in-person Fall 2020! Due to the UWO “Titans Return” plan, the Symphony Orchestra is only able to accept strings into the ensemble Fall 2020—the health and safety of Titan musicians is our top priority.What’s new:
More Information
For more information about UWOSO, please contact Dr. Dylan T. Chmura-Moore at (920) 424-7011 or by email at chmuramd@uwosh.edu.
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Registration
Incoming students and non-music majors typically enroll in MUSIC 141. Upper level music majors enroll in MUSIC 341. Auditions and chair placement are held during the first week of classes each semester. If an audition is taken in the fall, auditioning in the spring is not required.
Special Events
Concerto Competition
An annual concerto competition is held, open to University students enrolled in applied lessons, to provide an opportunity for the winner(s) to perform as guest-soloist with the UWOSO. Click here for information pertaining to the competition.
Symphony Pump
Presentation of research into definitive recordings of symphonic masterworks, held in Music Hall, and “pumped” like a rock concert.
