by Dennis Polkow | August 6, 2026“Music for 8” Opens Guarneri Hall’s Ninth Season with Two New Pieces Artistic director Stefan Hersh gives the lay of the land for Guarneri Hall's 2026-2027 season.
by David Witter | June 24, 2025Third Coast Percussion Celebrates Twenty Years with an All-Day Festival at Epiphany Center
by Dennis Polkow | November 14, 2024A “Passion” for All Seasons: Dunedin Consort Brings Bach’s Masterpiece to UChicago Presents
by Mark Thomas Ketterson | May 7, 2024Delightful and Enlightening: A Preview of “Heaven and Earth” via Music of the Baroque
by Dennis Polkow | February 29, 2020Period Performances for a Friend: A Review of Beethoven 250 Festival at Harris Theater
by Seth Boustead | September 26, 2018World Class: Spektral Quartet’s New Season Takes a Global Perspective
by Seth Boustead | January 13, 2018Stand Aside: Eighth Blackbird Promotes Music from Memory, and That’s Unusual
by Dennis Polkow | December 5, 2017Con Brio: Culpability in the Fall of James Levine, Chicago-made Cultural Icon
