Constellation Men's Ensemble's "NOVA VI: pathways" will include the world premiere of Alex Berko's Cardinal Directions and will will feature music exploring the ideas of place, home, journey, and nostalgia. See live in Guarneri Hall; livestream also available.
NEXUS Chamber Music is offering music lovers a special opportunity to experience the process of concert preparation in two open rehearsals - just $5 to attend but tickets are extremely limited,
NEXUS Chamber Music is offering music lovers a special opportunity to experience the process of concert preparation in two open rehearsals - just $5 to attend but tickets are extremely limited, (Note that the end time of this event has changed from 5 pm to 2:30 pm.)
NEXUS Chamber Music Co-artistic Directors Brian Hong and Alexander Hersh have invited an all-star group to Guarneri Hall for the 6th annual NEXUS Chamber Music Festival. The raucous program, entitled Night at the Disco, features works by Boccherini, Eleanor Alberga, and Aaron Jay Kernis.
A new project from cellist Alexander Hersh, ABSINTHE features an album and a companion collection of story videos featuring music written before the European ban of the infamous drink.
Acclaimed Metropolitan Opera mezzo-soprano Chrystal E. Williams and pianist Natalia Kazaryan are featured in a program that celebrates the collaboration between the sexes in poetry and song with art songs that have been underrepresented in music history.
Guarneri Hall will celebrate the legendary silent film star Buster Keaton (1895-1966) with a multimedia program dedicated to his work, featuring an original score by Stephen Prutsman.
Among the most influential achievements of Béla Bartók are the six string quartets he wrote between 1908 and 1939. Over two evenings, the award-winning Borromeo String Quartet will offer a unique exploration of Bartók’s creative process by juxtaposing previously unknown early sketches of the works with their complete and final versions.
Among the most influential achievements of Béla Bartók are the six string quartets he wrote between 1908 and 1939. Over two evenings, the award-winning Borromeo String Quartet will offer a unique exploration of Bartók’s creative process by juxtaposing previously unknown early sketches of the works with their complete and final versions.
Sopranos Kristina Bachrach and Laura Strickling will be joined by pianists Daniel Schlosberg and Scott Wheeler in a benefit concert for the Greater Chicago Food Depository, organized by Music for Food. You can stream live on the event page if you can't attend in person.
