
Concerts & Events
Philomusica String Quartet Milwaukee
Classic Wisconsin Conservatory Concerts
The Philomusica String Quartet, featuring Jeanyi Kim, Alexander Mandl, Nathan Hackett, and Adrien Zitoun continues to delight their loyal, growing audience with jewels of the string quartet repertoire and win the praise of critics.
Location & Parking:
- Helen Bader Recital Hall | Downtown Milwaukee
- Complimentary parking is available at Milwaukee Eye Care, 1684 N Prospect Ave, one block north of the Conservatory for evening concerts.
2020-2021 Concert Schedule
The Fall 2020 Philomusica String Quartet concert has been cancelled. Please continue to check our Coronavirus Prevention webpage for updated information.

Season Ticket Holders
Book your subscription package now and save more than 15% off the regular ticket price! Season ticket packages include both 2019/20 concerts.
To reserve a season pass, call Student Services at (414) 276 – 5760.
2019 – 2020 Ticket Information

Season Tickets
- General Admission Concert Package: $47.50
- Premium Seats: $75
- To reserve your season subscription, call Student Services at (414) 276 – 5760.

Single Tickets
- General Admission: $27.50 | Premium Seats: $37.50
- Student Tickets: $17.50 At Door (ID required; please call (414) 276 – 5760 to reserve in advance)
- WCM Student Tickets: FREE (Limited quantity; please call (414) 276 – 5760 to reserve in advance

About
Philomusica String Quartet
Celebrating their 12th Anniversary season, the Philomusica String Quartet – currently in residence at Wisconsin Lutheran College – continues to delight their loyal, growing audience with jewels of the string quartet repertoire and win the praise of critics.
True to their name, (philo – love of + musica – music) violinists Jeanyi Kim and Alexander Mandl, violist Nathan Hackett and cellist Adrien Zitoun formed in 2008 in order to create an outlet for sharing and expressing their love of chamber music.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
“The players were at their best as individuals and as an ensemble in the biggest, most densely written portions of the piece, playing with precision, vigor and engaging musical direction.” Elaine Schmidt, 2015
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
“They bring cohesion, intelligence, and sensitivity…and they decide what sound is right for what music.” Tom Strini, 2009