Ton Koopman conducts the New York Philharmonic and vocal soloists Sunhae Im, Andreas Scholl, Jörg Dürmüller, and Detlef Roth, in George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.

The 2025 season will run from March to October and feature an oratorio and three operas.

From all corners of the city and beyond, take part in holiday cheer with a wide range of merriment.

The winter holidays are right around the corner, and WFMT has a feast of musical offerings to make the season bright!

Dive in to the classical, jazz, contemporary, folk, screen, and stage nominees!

An interview with the American countertenor in advance of his debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

For the last four seasons, the Second City has been the Cleveland-founded Baroque ensemble’s second home.

An interview with the Grammy Award-winning tenor in advance of his debut with Music of the Baroque.

WFMT is bringing you the fire with a curated playlist of pyrotechnic music.

Summer arts riches — from open air concerts to music legends passing through our great city.

The trio Sonata in G Major by Handel, and a pair of songs from a vocal recital by Jennifer Johnson Cano with Christopher Cano at the piano. Schumann’s Piano Quartet in E-flat Major Op. 47 rounds out this program.

The Loop’s “theatre for the people” presents music and dance titles from October to May.

Every library could use more books! Here are our top books about music for the young and the young at heart.

The orchestra’s slate of seven concerts will kick off in September with “Three Great American Symphonies.”

The countertenor and artistic director of Ensemble Altera shares the group’s debut album as well as his own performances of Handel opera.

Music to set the stage for a remarkable celestial spectacle.

Highlights include rarely-heard gems, beloved holiday concerts, and the 80th birthday celebration of Nicholas Kraemer.

During Keene’s too-short career, he served as the music director of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, the founder and music director of the Long Island Philharmonic, and the general director of the New York City Opera.

“It’s the right time for Bach Week to bid adieu, and on a high note.”

Jordi Savall and Le Concert des Nations take us on a journey through a variety of sound environments of the eighteenth century.

Conductor and harpsichordist Jonathan Cohen on Handel opera and the sacred music of Bach in advance of his debut with Music of the Baroque.

The Chicago early-music ensemble faced diminishing audience sizes and reduced grant funding possibilities after years of concert disruptions by COVID-19.

Holiday music conducted by Sir Georg Solti and Fritz Reiner.

A performance of one of the season’s musical crown jewels, Handel’s Messiah.

Across three flagship performances, Haymarket continues to plumb the expressive depths of early music repertoire.