Archive for March, 2006

Chicago Classical Music Calendar Highlights 3/31-4/2/06

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Chamber Opera ChicagoGian Carlo Menotti’s opera “The Consul” at the Athenaeum Theatre Performances are 7:30 p.m. Saturday 4/1 and 3 p.m. Sunday 4/2 at the Athenaeum, 2936 N. Southport. Tickets are $25-$35; $20 for seniors and students. Call (312) 902-1500 or (773) 869-1770 I have performed many times at the Athaneum over the last few [...]

Dutoit, CSO run gamut of emotions in concert

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Here’s a review of Dutoit with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from last weekend. Dutoit, CSO run gamut of emotions in concert

New York Philharmonic – Review – Classical Music – New York Times

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New York Philharmonic – Review – Classical Music – New York Times

A Peek at The Elgin Symphony in Rehearsal

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Here is the Elgin Symphony during the dress rehearsal for this Friday’s concert in Schaumburg.

Outside Schaumburg’s Prarie Center for the Arts

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