MFSO – MUSIC DIRECTOR POSITION
The Menomonee Falls Symphony Orchestra (MFSO) is searching for a Music Director. We are reaching out to you and your fellow colleagues for prospective candidates to fill this open position.
We are seeking candidates with a minimum master’s degree in orchestral conducting or commensurate experience, including conducting professional and community orchestras. This is a part-time salaried position. Applications are due by Friday, July 15, 2022.
ANNOUNCING
“A Season to Inspire…A Time to Hope…”
Fall Dinner/Concert
“Sweetest Day with Vocalist Ellen Winters”
Guest Conductor Roberta Carpenter
Saturday, October 8, 2022, 7:30p (Dinner at 6:30p)
Davian’s Banquet Hall
Special days like “Sweetest Day” afford us the opportunity to reflect upon feeling like you are “in heaven” where your heart beats so that you can hardly speak! Join the MFSO and soloist Ellen Winters in an evening dedicated to lovers everywhere. Take the opportunity to tell your special someone “’S Wonderful that you should care for me!” May this be the “sweetest of all” nights!
Winter Concert—Pops
“Christmas Hopes and Dreams”
Saturday, December 3, 2022, 7:30p HFAC, Sussex
Featuring TBD
Is there another season which better symbolizes hope for humanity and peace for the world? So “haul out the holly; fill up the stockings!” For “we need a little Christmas, right this very minute!” Allow the music of the MFSO to lift your holiday spirits. Let’s make this a season to inspire all people, and a time to hope for lasting joy and peace!
Valentine’s Dinner/Concert
“Love Makes the World Go ‘Round”
Saturday, February 11, 2023, 7:30p (Dinner at 6:30p)
Featuring Singer Carmen Nickerson
Davian’s Banquet Hall
Love is the “heart” of life. Love “hopes all things”, as the scriptures tell us. Join us in this musical celebration of human love, which “makes the world go ’round!”
Also, please check out her facebook page (“like” and follow her)
Spring Classical Concert
“Music to Inspire”
Saturday, April 22, 2023, 7:30p | HFAC, Sussex
Featuring violinist: Julian Rhee
Musical selections include Copland’s A Lincoln Portrait,
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3-“Eroica”