Archive for April, 2014
Slatkin and CSO pack the house for a successful (and rare) American program
If you are an aficionado of American music, you best hightail […]
Apr 18, 2014
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Haydn’s “Seven Last Words” finds luminous expression with Seraphic Fire and Spektral Quartet
Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross is […]
Apr 17, 2014
at 11:53 am
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Anne Akiko Meyers eager to tackle Mason Bates Violin Concerto with CSO
It was a leap into the unknown for composer and soloist […]
Apr 14, 2014
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Bjaland strikes sparks with Chicago Philharmonic
It was a bitterly cold and rainy night Sunday, one not […]
Apr 14, 2014
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Spektral Quartet joins forces with Seraphic Fire for a new take on Haydn’s “Seven Last Words”
Just in time for Easter, Seraphic Fire will introduce Franz Joseph […]
Apr 12, 2014
at 6:00 pm
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Chicago Bach Project moves downtown with a worthy “St. Matthew Passion”
John Nelson has run the circuit, musically speaking, with his Chicago […]
Apr 12, 2014
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Salonen’s “Nyx” proves sensational in inspired CSO program
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra routinely enjoys a high level of podium […]
Apr 11, 2014
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Lakeview Orchestra, Vox 3 team up for a strong and dramatic Mozart Requiem
When you have one of the world’s finest orchestras and one […]
Apr 09, 2014
at 1:33 pm
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Father-daughter team shines in Detroit revival of Bolcom’s “A View from the Bridge”
DETROIT. “I ain’t her father,” says the rough Brooklyn dock worker […]
Apr 07, 2014
at 2:09 pm
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Anonymous 4 juxtaposes love and devotion in ethereal program
Anonymous 4 presented “Marie et Marion,” a program based on the […]
Apr 05, 2014
at 1:07 am
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