Stories
Highlighting the early works of a few composers, and musical explorations that continue to inspire.
Keegan MorrisMay 12, 2025
Keegan MorrisAugust 5, 2025
Deep-dives into works by JS Bach (featuring the late conductor Sir Andrew Davis, a Lyric Opera of Chicago legend), as well as music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Alan Hovhaness. Plus, meet a lesser-known — but influential — Polish composer: Zygmunt Noskowski. And take part in a richly immersive vocal compendium by Minneapolis-based Cantus.
Keegan MorrisAugust 4, 2025
The orchestra — fueled by a mission to make classical music more accessible and diverse — will share five programs between October and May.
Playlists
Keegan MorrisMay 7, 2025
Turner will retire following the CSO's residency at the Ravinia Festival this summer.
Keegan MorrisMay 6, 2025
A new album pays tribute to the Jewish composers of 20th-century Vienna. The Arcadia Quartet’s album explores the string quartets of another marginalized Jewish composer: Mieczysław Weinberg. Leading English bassoonist Laurence Perkins offers a lighthearted survey in Honey-coloured Cow. Other highlights include a handful of world premiere recordings by the United Strings of Europe, two violin concertos featuring Hans Christian ...
Katherine BuzardMay 2, 2025
Learn why the violin is so pivotal in the development of modern-day string instruments.













