Stories
“The more I studied music, the more I saw the similarities between weaving and what I do.”
David PolkNovember 16, 2017
Stephen RaskauskasNovember 16, 2017
Associated PressFebruary 10, 2020
The famed soprano, who enthralled audiences for half a century, at her home in Modena, Italy from a degenerative muscular disease and a series of strokes.
Keegan MorrisFebruary 6, 2020
Conductors are all but a given in symphonic performance today. Front and center, they provide a dynamic focal point for the audience while guiding the artistic experience onstage. But what if there were no conductor? Who would run the show? In chamber music, the artists themselves are usually tasked with determining the artistic interpretation and then communicating together to play ...
Playlists
Stephen RaskauskasNovember 3, 2017
The Chicago Sinfonietta has made its Día de los Muertos concert a popular annual tradition, celebrating the music of Latin American composers and giving a New World twist to Old World classics like Mozart’s Requiem.
Stephen RaskauskasOctober 31, 2017
"Surprisingly, people will come up to me after [concerts] and say, ‘Oh that sounds like a banjo! That sounds like a harp! That sounds like a guitar!’"













