Stories
Ahead of Yue Bao’s Chicago Symphony Orchestra debut at the Ravinia Festival this Sunday, August 8, she reveals to us some conducting secrets, her favorite cities for music, and more!
Stephen RaskauskasOctober 5, 2016
Stephen RaskauskasOctober 4, 2016
Stephen RaskauskasOctober 3, 2016
Keegan MorrisApril 29, 2019
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra strike has ended and a new, five-year contract through September 2023 has been ratified, the CSO musicians and management have confirmed.
Hannah EdgarApril 29, 2019
During the Third Reich, Nazis converted Terezín, a former military fortress 40 miles northwest of Prague, into a concentration camp. Aided by a large influx of Czech creatives and intellectuals, Terezín became the crucible for some of the most pointed art about the Holocaust. The musical life of the camp, in particular, was astonishingly rich — and often covert.
Playlists
Stephen RaskauskasSeptember 13, 2016
Surprisingly, Chicago's Ravenswood neighborhood is at the center of this musical standard.
Stephen RaskauskasAugust 26, 2016
For every cherished Beethoven or Tchaikovsky violin concerto, there's a concerto by Szymanowski or a Berwald that deserves some more love!
Stephen RaskauskasAugust 26, 2016
Violinist Jennifer Koh on what makes this piece such an enduring favorite, her own journey with the piece, and why the concerto was once considered “unplayable.”