Stories
Chicago’s annual, free classical music series will be celebrating multiple anniversaries throughout its 2026 season.
Keegan MorrisJuly 11, 2025
Though often overlooked in classical circles, the accordion boasts a vibrant repertoire, from dazzling arrangements of beloved works to original showpieces that highlight its virtuosic potential.
Keegan MorrisJuly 8, 2025
Price concertos, Brahms symphonies, and works for film. Plus a wide variety of contemporary brass works, and music composed by Wilhelm Furtwängler.
Playlists
March 25, 2025
Composer-specific recordings are front-and-center this week, with two foregrounding works by Maurice Ravel, as well as album-length explorations dedicated to Telemann, Franz Schubert, and Georges Bizet. And two debut recordings: by Jeneba Kanneh-Mason and idiosyncratic chamber collective Owls.
Keegan MorrisMarch 19, 2025
The mad scene: one of opera's most thrilling institutions.
Katherine Buzard
Frank Lloyd Wright recognized the connection between music and architecture, going so far as to claim, “They are practically one.”













