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September 2019
NEXUS Concert 3: Folk Songs in Counterpoint
NEXUS' third concert, "Folk Songs in Counterpoint," includes a string quartet by Florence Price, who lived in Chicago and rose to the highest echelon of American composers during the first half of the 20th century. Also programmed are works by Barrière, the Danish String Quart (arr.), Price, and Arensky. Musicians are Brian Hong, violin; Siwoo Kim, violin; Tanner Menees, viola; Brannon Cho, cello; and Alexander Hersh, cello.
Find out more »NEXUS Concert 4: Nocturnal Awakenings
The fourth and final concert of the 2019 NEXUS Chamber Music Chicago concert series is entitled "Nocturnal Awakenings." Featured in this concert are works by Boccherini, Webern, Schnittke, and Schubert performed by Brian Hong, violin; Siwoo Kim, violin; Allison Lovera, violin (fellow); Tanner Menees, viola; Brannon Cho, cello; and Alexander Hersh, cello. Free but RSVP recommended.
Find out more »October 2019
Flautist Anastasiya Ganzenko, Aeolian Classics Winner
Guarneri Hall welcomes Anastasiya Ganzenko, First Prize Winner of the 2019 Aeolian Classics Emerging Artist Competition at the Chicago College of Performing Arts. Ms. Ganzenko will be joined by pianists Adam Nieman and Winston Choi in an exciting program including works by Fauré, Debussy, Prokofiev, and others.
Find out more »November 2019
NEXUS Chamber Music with Michael Henoch
Four members of the NEXUS Chamber Music Chicago collective will perform along with Chicago Symphony Orchestra oboist Michael Henoch. Works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Tann in this collaboration between Guarneri Hall and Dempster Street Pro Musica.
Find out more »Violinist Benjamin Baker and Pianist Daniel Lebhardt
Rising star violinist Benjamin Baker, a New Zealand native, and acclaimed young Hungarian pianist Daniel Lebhardt come to Guarneri Hall to play a program spanning three centuries, highlighting Baker’s stylistic range. The program includes works by Mozart, Copland, Cage, and Brahms.
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