Mon, 5/26 — William Ferris Chorale
Founded in 1972, the William Ferris Chorale is an ensemble committed to producing concerts of seldom-performed works that evoke the music and sound of our time. The Chorale prides itself on the relationships it forges with artists, commissioning new pieces and highlighting works of 20th and 21st Century composers.
Music
The Lost Lady Found; Country Gardens by Percy Grainger
Tues, 5/27 — Duo Sequenza
Comprised of flutist Debra Silvert and guitarist Paul Bowman, Duo Sequenza’s dynamic performances have received enthusiastic ovations from audiences throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Music
Four Excursions by Frederic Hand
Wed, 5/28 — Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series: Johannes Gray and Anastasiya Magamedova
Johannes Gray started his musical career in Chicago and has become an award-winning cellist. His solo engagements have taken him across four continents. Pianist Anastasiya Magamedova was recently awarded first prize at the International Scriabin Competition in Paris and second prize at the International ArsClassica Competition.
Music of Jean Sibelius, Felix Mendelssohn, and Jacques Ibert
Thurs, 5/29 — Chicago Symphony Orchestra Brass
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra brass section has long been known for its matchless brilliance and spectacular power, contributing to the ensemble’s legendary and distinctive “Chicago Sound.”
Music
Crown Imperial by William Walton
Fri, 5/30 — La Caccina
La Caccina champions and performs diverse, innovative repertoire for women’s voices to engage audiences and inspire the next generation of musicians.
Music
Music of Orlando Gibbons and Ysaye Barnwell
