Chicago Classical Review

Following the Pacifica Quartet’s remarkable Shostakovich cycle last winter, the ensemble opened its regular Hyde Park season Sunday afternoon at…

The Irish Chamber Orchestra visited Mandel Hall Friday at the University of Chicago as part of their eight-city US tour,…

What is it about older conductors and the masterpiece of Haydn’s maturity — if not his entire career — The…

More often than not, programs that ambitiously attempt to demonstrate parallel developments across multiple art forms tend to end up…

Sunday afternoon’s concert by Ars Viva displayed the North Shore orchestra at its very finest in repertoire in which the…

Kathleen Kim has taken herself out of the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s upcoming production of The Magic Flute, stating that…

It’s not often that one gets to experience the debut of a new work in a violin recital, let alone…

Few ensembles can boast the kind of storied history of the Borodin Quartet. Founded in 1945 as the Moscow Philharmonic…

Bernard Haitink’s Mahler cycle with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has been steadily making its way through the Austrian composer’s oeuvre…

Hilary Hahn made an acclaimed recording debut at age 16 in music of Bach and over her successful career the…