July 22 – July 26, 2024

July 26, 2024, 12:00 pm

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Avalon String Quartet (Photo: Elliot Mandel)

The DePaul University Wind Symphony performing on stage with conductor Erica Neidlinger
Mon, 7/22 — DePaul University Wind Symphony

DePaul University’s Wind Symphony consists of 55-60 outstanding wind players who perform a repertoire chosen from a variety of historical periods and for ensembles of various sizes.

Music

Children’s Overture by Eugène Bozza


Tues, 7/23 — Gaudete BrassGaudette Brass posing with their instruments

Gaudete Brass is made up of five musicians who believe strongly in the expressive and communicative power of brass chamber music. Since 2004, the quintet has engaged in creatively expanding the brass quintet repertoire, developing unique programs that have resonated with chamber music audiences all over the country.

Music

Helios by Stacy Garrop


Wed, 7/24 — Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series: Ezra Escobar and Ryan Senger

Lauded as “vibrant” and “gifted” (Chicago Classical Review), Filipino-American cellist Ezra Escobar maintains a prolific output as a cellist, composer, and music producer. Pianist Ryan Senger maintains a busy performance schedule as a recitalist and collaborator in both his native Midwest and abroad.

Music by Nicanor Abelardo and Sergei Rachmaninoff


Thurs, 7/25 — Denis AzabagićPhoto source: https://www.azabagic.com/about.html

Internationally acclaimed, Denis Azabagić captivates audiences worldwide with his remarkable guitar performances. Renowned for his elegant musical approach and unique ability to connect with audiences on a profound level, Azabagić has received praise from critics around the globe.

Music

Saudade by Rami Levin


Fri, 7/26 — Avalon String Quartet

The Avalon String Quartet has been concertizing throughout the United States and abroad since 1995. Having established itself as one of the country’s leading chamber music ensembles, the quartet continues astonishing audiences across the nation with their performances.

Music

Serenade in G by Leo Sowerby