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Racine Symphony Orchestra Racine Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1932, the Racine Symphony Orchestra is the oldest orchestra in continuous operation in the state of Wisconsin.

The Racine Symphony Orchestra is dedicated to preserving our musical heritage by entertaining, educating and enriching audiences and musicians in our community. Begun by Frederick Schulte, who served as conductor for many years, the orchestra has performed under the batons of Dudley Powers, Stephen Colburn, David Becker, Alexander Platt, Andrew Massey and Richard Carsey. RSO is currently led by Artistic Director Pasquale Laurino.

Fall Masterworks Concert!!! Next Friday!!Featuring Artist in Residence: flutist, Linda Nielsen-Korducki 🪈Music by Mozart...
10/14/2026

Fall Masterworks Concert!!!
Next Friday!!

Featuring Artist in Residence: flutist, Linda Nielsen-Korducki 🪈

Music by Mozart• Holst • Haydn • Nielsen

🎶Saturday, October 24th | 7:30 PM
First Presbyterian Church
|716 College Ave

6:30 PM Pre-Concert Talk 🍷 🧀
(Enjoy a glass of w**e and some cheese )

Get your tickets today!
Www.racinesymphony.org

Afterglow following concert at Uncorkt
Uncorkt W**e All You Want!

10/13/2026

🎻🎻 ATTENTION ALL VIOLINISTS 🎻🎻

Registration is now open for the 2027 Racine Symphony Orchestra Midwinter Adult Violin Intensive!! We are so excited to welcome back last year's participants and to welcome new faces!!
When: February 10-14, 2027
Where: Dekoven Center in beautiful Racine, Wisconsin
Who is this for: Intermediate and Advanced violinists that want to deep dive into their playing and improve their musicianship! So pretty much all of us that play the violin 😉
The emphasis for this conference will be effective practice techniques, something we could all use!
We have an incredible line up of teachers-Daniel Kurganov, Violinist, Dr. Sascha Mandl, Pasquale Laurino, Georgia Rae, Dr. Alison Loram, Dr. Jeanyi Kim, Spencer Hamann and a special session by Dr. Noa Kageyama from the Juilliard School.
Please register early and invite your friends to this very special event. Here is the link to find more details and to register-https://racinesymphony.org/educational.../violin-intensive/
Looking forward to seeing all of you in February 🎻❄🎶

The Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Artist-in-Residence program is a cornerstone of its education and community engagement e...
10/12/2026

The Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Artist-in-Residence program is a cornerstone of its education and community engagement efforts. In the week leading up to the concert, the Artist-in-Residence brings music beyond the concert hall—visiting schools, performing in community settings, and sharing music with residents in senior care facilities, helping to connect people of all ages through live performance.

Celebrate the richness and beauty of live orchestral music with the Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Concert: Mozart & More. Set in the warm acoustics of First Presbyterian Church, this program pairs timeless classical tradition with an engaging and accessible concert experience.

Featured on the program is this season’s Artist-in-Residence, Linda Nielsen-Korducki, performing Mozart Flute Concerto No. 1. Elegant, lyrical, and full of character, this beloved concerto showcases both the expressive artistry of the flute and Mozart’s unmistakable brilliance.

Also not to be missed will be Haydn’s brilliant "Morning" Symphony no. 6, as well as Gustav Holst’s Saint Paul’s Suite and Danish composer Carl Nielsen’s ‘Little Suite’ for strings.

A Pre-Concert Talk will be given at 6:30 prior to the music, and our afterglow celebration will take place at Uncorkt following the concert (240 Main St, Racine)

As a reminder, students 18 and younger have a discounted admission price of only $5 and for children 12 & under admission is free!
Please click/tap the link below for more information. We encourage purchasing tickets in advance.

The Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Artist-in-Residence program is a cornerstone of its education and community engagement efforts. In the week leading up to the concert, the Artist-in-Residence brings music beyond the concert hall—visiting schools, performing in community settings, and sharing music with residents in senior care facilities, helping to connect people of all ages through live performance.
Get your tickets here
Www.racinesymphony.org

Photo by Varitay Studios

10/08/2026

The RSO is contemplating adding another instrumentalist to our roster! What do you think?

10/05/2026

🎹 + 🐈 = drama! 🎭

09/28/2026

Featured on the program for our upcoming concert is this season’s Artist-in-Residence, Linda Nielsen-Korducki, performing Mozart Flute Concerto No. 1. Elegant, lyrical, and full of character, this beloved concerto showcases both the expressive artistry of the flute and Mozart’s unmistakable brilliance.

The Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Artist-in-Residence program is a cornerstone of its education and community engagement efforts. In the week leading up to the concert, the Artist-in-Residence brings music beyond the concert hall—visiting schools, performing in community settings, and sharing music with residents in senior care facilities, helping to connect people of all ages through live performance.
Save the date …. October 24th
Learn more here ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Www.racinesymphony.org
Linda Nielsen Korducki

How fun is this? Thank you for coming and enjoying Racine and much of what it has to offer (Jeremy got to enjoy our Augu...
09/20/2026

How fun is this?
Thank you for coming and enjoying
Racine and much of what it has to offer
(Jeremy got to enjoy our August concert)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x77wb7QkKZk

Jeremy’s Jaunts

I’m back in Racine County, Wisconsin — and this time we’re getting ...

09/16/2026

Some Wednesday inspiration!

Celebrate the richness and beauty of live orchestral music with the Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Concert: Mozart & More. Set in the warm acoustics of First Presbyterian Church, this program pairs timeless classical tradition with an engaging and accessible concert experience.

Featured on the program is this season’s Artist-in-Residence, Linda Nielsen-Korducki, performing Mozart Flute Concerto No. 1. Elegant, lyrical, and full of character, this beloved concerto showcases both the expressive artistry of the flute and Mozart’s unmistakable brilliance.

The Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Artist-in-Residence program is a cornerstone of its education and community engagement efforts. In the week leading up to the concert, the Artist-in-Residence brings music beyond the concert hall—visiting schools, performing in community settings, and sharing music with residents in senior care facilities, helping to connect people of all ages through live performance.
Save the date! 📅
October 24th!

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800 Center Street
Racine, WI
53403

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

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+12626369285

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