Tickets are now on sale for the 2022-23 Season at Guarneri Hall. We hope you will join us to experience great music played by some of today's top artists in our uniquely personal space.

What Happens in a Chamber Music Rehearsal? Pulling away the curtain will reveal a set of interactions between the musicians that might seem mysterious or impenetrable to the outsider. Understanding what happens in rehearsal can reveal intriguing details that will enhance not only one’s appreciation of the preparation process but also the live performance that follows.  

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.

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.

Guarneri Hall is delighted to welcome NEXUS Chamber Music Chicago back for this year's four-concert NEXUS Chamber Music Festival. Their first concert, "Call of the Birds," features music by Haydn, Takemitsu, Fauré, Messiaen, and Schumann performed by Brian Hong, violin; Alexi Kenney, violin; Gabriela Lara, violin (fellow); Zoé Martin-Doike, viola; Alexander Hersh, cello; and Victor Asuncion, piano.