Archive for September, 2014
Critic’s Choice
Riccardo Muti kicks off his fifth season as music director of […]
Sep 18, 2014
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At 25, Chicago Philharmonic is looking to a bright and adventurous future under Scott Speck
Some call it the best kept secret in Chicago. Many of […]
Sep 16, 2014
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Collaborative Arts Festival closes with Schumann and Brahms for all
In his remarks to the audience during Sunday afternoon’s concert at […]
Sep 15, 2014
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COT’s worthy revival of Bloch’s “Macbeth” undone by distracting video and unkind cuts
The Andreas Mitisek era at Chicago Opera Theater has been one […]
Sep 14, 2014
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Michelle DeYoung illuminates a wide range of lieder at Collaborative Arts Festival
As music lovers count the days until the opening of the […]
Sep 13, 2014
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Collaborative Arts Festival leads off with intimate Schumann evening
The high-profile events that usually mark the start of a new […]
Sep 12, 2014
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From Adams to Zorn, Chicago’s music season brings a wealth of riches across all genres
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Lyric Opera remain healthy and vibrant. […]
Sep 08, 2014
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Critic’s Choice
The vocal recital is less of a locally endangered species thanks […]
Sep 08, 2014
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Lyric Opera sparks its own fireworks at Millennium Park
Navy Pier’s final fireworks of the summer may have intruded on […]
Sep 07, 2014
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CSO’s new chief: a consensus guy, eager to hit the ground running
When the Chicago Symphony Orchestra opens its season September 18, all […]
Sep 06, 2014
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