Patty Moeling, flute; Bruce Atwell, horn; Karl Davies, violin; Margaret Daly, cello; Robert Moeling, piano; Kathleen Sonnentag, voice

In a varied performance to benefit the Conservatory’s Music Therapy Program, this concert encompasses all the warm sensuality and light melancholy of the waning days of summer.

Organized by former faculty member Patty Moeling, the program includes Ravel’s "Chansons Madecasses" (Songs of Madagascar), Hoover’s "Summer Night," Brahms' "Horn Trio," and a Hummel trio.

Tickets: $25 general admission. Call 414/276-5760 to order.

Ernán López Nussa, piano; Jorge Alexander Perez, bass; Jimmy Branley, drums

Born and raised in Havana, Ernán López Nussa melds the rhythms and melodic influences of the Americas and Europe to create modern compositions reflective of the diverse history and culture of Cuba.

López Nussa studied classical piano at a young age, building a solid foundation for the next stage of his musical education as he worked with Oriente Lopez, the director/composer of the jazz fusion group AfroCuba in the 1980s. Since then, he’s developed a distinctive style of his own, garnering high praise from both audiences and critics alike. Most recently, López Nussa worked with singer and dancer Omara Portuondo, an original member of Cuarteto d’Aida and the famed Buena Vista Social Club.

Tickets: $25 general admission. Call 414/276-5760 to order.

Parking will be available at Milwaukee Eye Care, 1684 N. Prospect Avenue.

Master pianist Frank Glazer returns to the Conservatory for an encore performance sure to rival last year’s sold-out concert.

Now in his 96th year of life, Glazer will perform the works of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Ravel, and Liszt—whose 200th birthday we commemorate this year—in the inviting ambience of the Helen Bader Recital Hall. Don’t miss your chance to experience this accomplished, seasoned artist in person!

Join the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music during the 2011 Performathon & Open House at our Prospect Avenue location, featuring students of all ages performing on multiple stages.

Recitals will take place every hour on the hour, providing an outstanding opportunity for our students to play for family and friends, and for audience members to hear many of our wonderful students playing a variety of instruments and musical styles.

Admission is Free.

Winners of the Conservatory's Individual Scholarships perform at this annual event in the Helen Bader Recital Hall.

A diversity of musical styles and instruments are presented, including guitar, piano, percussion, strings, harp, woodwind/brass, and voice. Come help us celebrate their achievement in earning the title of Honor Student.

Free and Open to the public.