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"Tilson Thomas Conducts Beethoven" with pianist Jeremy Denk at the CSO:...

It’s a gift-giving season and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is in on the act this weekend offering a collection of musical jewels in their red velvet Orchestra Hall box. On the program: Gustav...

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Contempo: A Celebration of Sofia Gubaidulina

Last year the University of Chicago conferred upon Russian/Tatar composer Sofia Gubaidulina (b. 1931) an honorary doctorate—making her the first composer to be given such an honor by the University....

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Chicago Composers Orchestra Premieres: Gabriel Prokofiev, Elliot Cole, and...

Let it be known: the Chicago Composers Orchestra has arrived. Now in their second season, they have gone from being a passionate collective to a galvanized force punching new energy into Chicago’s so...

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The Australian Chamber Orchestra with Dawn Upshaw at Orchestra Hall

A boutique crowd of half capacity greeted the Australian Chamber Orchestra and American soprano Dawn Upshaw this past Sunday afternoon at Orchestra Hall. Those fortunate enough to attend were rewarded...

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The Borromeo String Quartet at The Chicago Chamber Music Society

We are fortunate to enjoy a full calendar of music each season here in Chicago. The variety is endless—performances of all sizes, personalities, and genres, take place in a plethora of venues. Every...

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Chicago Opera Theater: Handel's Teseo

Chicago Opera Theater is currently presenting Handel’s Teseo, which concludes their “baroque trilogy devoted to the exploration of operas with Medea as a central character.” Previous installments were...

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Baroque Band: Mad Hatter's Musical Tea Party at Symphony Center

Hearing a well-executed performance of Baroque instrumental music is like being presented with a basket of perfectly blush, crisp, apples; plentiful sweet sounds articulated with a snap, like sharp...

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Riccardo Muti: Beethoven Symphony no. 5

I don’t need to remind you that the eight opening notes to Beethoven’s Symphony no. 5 are famous—perhaps even the most famous—in the entire genre we call classical music. But I do need to tell you that...

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British Pianist James Rhodes Debuts at the International Beethoven Festival:...

Recently Chicago once again played host to visitors and performers from all over the world at the International Beethoven Festival, an annual cavalcade of performances hosted by the International...

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Afterwork Masterworks, all Beethoven concert

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