Philip Glass at 90: A Celebration
Guarneri Hall 11 East Adams, 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL, United StatesA celebration of Philip Glass at 90, this landmark evening honors one of the most influential composers of the last century.
A celebration of Philip Glass at 90, this landmark evening honors one of the most influential composers of the last century.
Guarneri Hall continues to invite audiences to join us in exploring the connections between key historical events to the transformative power of music. Revolutions 1 explores these connections through the music and politics of 1796, in the aftermath of the French Revolution.
Guarneri Hall continues to invite audiences to join us in exploring the connections between key historical events to the transformative power of music. Revolutions 2 explores these connections through the music and politics of 1918, in the wake of World War I and the Russian Revolution.
Poiesis Quartet perform works by Calvin Ray Shawler, Max Lang, Maya Irizarry Lambright, and Jeff Scott, anchored by the world premiere of an NLM commission by Puerto Rican composer Ivan Enrique Rodriguez, who will be in attendance.
Take part in our Annual Benefit Concert and experience Guarneri Hall as never before! Connect with fellow music lovers, raise a glass with the musicians, and help secure the future of Guarneri Hall.
Mezzo-soprano Chrystal E. Williams returns to Guarneri Hall as the heartbroken wanderer of Franz Schubert’s poignant song cycle Winterreise. With pianist Natalia Kazaryan and host Zev Kane, classical program director at WRTI Philadelphia.
An evening of conversation between voices, In Dialogue brings together five works that explore how music speaks across difference, distance, and tradition. Composer Clarice Assad joins Nois Quartet on stage.
Grammy-nominated pianist John Novacek brings his deep inside knowledge of ragtime to Guarneri Hall for a solo performance that celebrates this uniquely American style. Syncopated America features wonderfully informed performances of classic rags by Scott Joplin, Joseph Lamb, James Scott and others alongside some of Mr. Novacek’s own compositions.
Grammy-nominated pianist John Novacek brings his deep inside knowledge of ragtime to Guarneri Hall for a solo performance that celebrates this uniquely American style. Syncopated America features wonderfully informed performances of classic rags by Scott Joplin, Joseph Lamb, James Scott and others alongside some of Mr. Novacek’s own compositions.
Seven-time GRAMMY-nominated violinist and composer Curtis Stewart brings his singular vision to an evening that dissolves boundaries between classical, jazz, and American vernacular traditions,