Chicago Classical Review

There was a sense of occasion surrounding the opening of the […]

Oct 20, 2013
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The sheer familiarity of Bach’s Goldberg Variations is a curse and […]

Oct 14, 2013
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With the Jupiter Quartet having performed the first and last of […]

Oct 08, 2013
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Of Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner, the two major composers celebrating […]

Sep 11, 2013
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String quartets come and go, but some have made a major […]

Aug 15, 2013
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Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute had a 25th birthday party Monday night […]

Aug 13, 2013
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There is something about summer and Mahler: they go so well […]

Jul 26, 2013
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Lawrence A. Johnson, the founder of Chicago Classical Review, has been […]

Jul 19, 2013
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For those of a certain age, Peter Serkin will always be […]

Jun 22, 2013
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In its time, H.M.S. Pinafore was not only a biting satire […]

Jun 09, 2013
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