Chicago Classical Review

Starting this fall, when you attend a Lyric Opera performance of Tosca or Faust, you will finally be able to…

SANTA FE:  Joshua Habermann is a busy man.  Last fall he was hired as director of choral studies…

The muggy weather and intermittent cloudbursts didn’t seem to adversely affect lawn turnout for the return of Sir James…

Traditionally, Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony has served as the Big Bertha of the symphonic repertoire, a work reserved for special occasions…

SANTA FE:  Paul Moravec’s The Letter, commissioned by Santa Fe Opera, is the most newsworthy production of the…

Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter is a remarkable talent whose artistry impressed those finicky Gilmore Competition judges enough to…

On the surface, the idea of bringing three gifted female pianists together for a night of Russian concertos—each of them…

Music director James Conlon had his fingerprints all over the program of Weill and Stravinsky presented Tuesday night at Ravinia’s…

SANTA FE:  When a composer opens an opera with screams and six loud gunshots,  it’s…

  Sir James Galway has a restless artistic soul, something he shares with many of the world’s best-known classical…