Stories
“It was so evident to all of us that we could not keep silent any more,” said baritone Ilya Silchukou.
Michael San GabinoJune 6, 2017
Angelica LasalaJune 5, 2017
Candice AgreeDecember 12, 2019
"I will put all my passion at the service of the Monte Carlo Opera. Taking over the direction of the Monte Carlo Opera is a new stage, but also the realization of a dream," the Italian singer averred.
Daniel GoldbergDecember 11, 2019
Thompson's 2015 piece brings to light an issue that hits close to home in Chicago and countrywide: the killing of unarmed African American men. Thompson parallels Haydn’s Seven Last Words of Christ; using the liturgy as a guide, he weaves a piece that prompts conversation about race and social injustice.
Playlists
Lisa FlynnMay 25, 2017
Among religious observances, the liturgical text of the Requiem Mass as set to music has been one of the most potent means to express mourning, the most famous being those by Mozart, Verdi, and Fauré.
Stephen RaskauskasMay 25, 2017
“It’s quite fun to say this, but I actually hate competitions. I really can’t stand them,” Paul Lewis. His strong dislike of competitions may seem dissonant with his current role as co-artistic director of the Leeds International Piano Competition.
Stephen RaskauskasMay 23, 2017
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra recently announced the 2017-18 lineup for its acclaimed series MusicNOW, celebrating 20 years of bringing contemporary music to Chicago.












