Jessicca Williams, a graduate of UW-Milwaukee (2004, Masters of Music, Violin Pedagogy) has been instructing students in southeast Wisconsin for the past two decades. Her teaching career began at the String Academy of Wisconsin at UW-Milwaukee where she instructed students in private and group lessons. Other teaching positions include the Milwaukee at the American Hmong
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Information and documents for the 2027 Tour to South Korea, a 10-day cultural and performance tour Anticipated Dates: July 6–15, 2027 General Trip Information Learn More Important Travel Info Passport FAQ MYSO Travel Insurance General Information Tourist Visa Requirements for U.S. Passport Holders – South Korea Payment Plan Fee and Payment Plan Info Tour Meeting
MYSO serves 1,000 young musicians ages 8-18 from as many as 215 schools, 60 communities and 14 counties throughout southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois making it one of the largest organizations of its kind in the United States. MYSO’s programs foster critical thinking skills, creativity and collaboration through more than 40 ensemble and enrichment options,
MYSO is pleased to announce the results of the 2026 Concerto Competitions which took place Saturday, January 10. The winners of these competitions will perform as featured soloists with their ensembles at concerts later this season. Please join us in congratulating the following musicians: Senior Symphony Winner: Anna Lena Derocher, Violin Runner-Up: Charlie Plante, Piano
