Ryan Townsend Strand returns to the Bach Cantata Vespers series as tenor soloist for Bach’s cheerful cantata BWV 28, performed as the year comes to a close.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus perform lavish, stirring arrangements that are sure to inspire holiday cheer in all.
Ryan Townsend Strand returns as tenor soloist with Niles Metropolitan Orchestra. Celebrate the season with Messiah, Handel’s beloved homage to hope, faith, and triumph.
A stellar cast of soloists and the chorus of Music of the Baroque are conducted by Jane Glover, whose previous Messiah with the NY Phil was lauded as "superb” (The New York Times).
A stellar cast of soloists and the chorus of Music of the Baroque are conducted by Jane Glover, whose previous Messiah with the NY Phil was lauded as "superb” (The New York Times).
A stellar cast of soloists and the chorus of Music of the Baroque are conducted by Jane Glover, whose previous Messiah with the NY Phil was lauded as "superb” (The New York Times).
A stellar cast of soloists and the chorus of Music of the Baroque are conducted by Jane Glover, whose previous Messiah with the NY Phil was lauded as "superb” (The New York Times).
Ryan Townsend Strand returns as tenor soloist in Handel’s Messiah with Niles Metropolitan Chorus & Musica Lumina Orchestra
Join Music of the Baroque to celebrate the season with Messiah, Handel’s beloved homage to hope, faith, and triumph.
Join Music of the Baroque to celebrate the season with Messiah, Handel’s beloved homage to hope, faith, and triumph.
Conducted by artistic director Andrew Lewis, a chamber chorus and step-forth soloists join with the period-instrument Bella Voce Sinfonia for an unabridged performance of Handel’s beloved masterpiece.
Conducted by artistic director Andrew Lewis, a chamber chorus and step-forth soloists join with the period-instrument Bella Voce Sinfonia for an unabridged performance of Handel’s beloved masterpiece.
Lyric’s talented musicians bring this masterpiece to life in all its visceral dimension, from sotto voce choral staccatos to bombastic crashes of brass.
Lyric’s talented musicians bring this masterpiece to life in all its visceral dimension, from sotto voce choral staccatos to bombastic crashes of brass.
Lyric’s talented musicians bring this masterpiece to life in all its visceral dimension, from sotto voce choral staccatos to bombastic crashes of brass.
The program is a retrospective featuring works that Stare at the Sun has commissioned, premiered, or workshopped, as well as a couple other pieces by midwestern composers we have previously championed. Highlights of the program include Matthew Recio’s extraordinary work Holdfast, which explores the agony of physical separation and the phenomenon of skin hunger; Alissa Voth’s The spirit intercedes with sighs too deep for words, which rhapsodizes on the Pentecostal practice of speaking in tongues; and Ted Hearne’s Privilege, a series of five vignettes which abstractly explore the causes and repercussions of socioeconomic inequality.
The program is a retrospective featuring works that Stare at the Sun has commissioned, premiered, or workshopped, as well as a couple other pieces by midwestern composers we have previously championed. Highlights of the program include Matthew Recio’s extraordinary work Holdfast, which explores the agony of physical separation and the phenomenon of skin hunger; Alissa Voth’s The spirit intercedes with sighs too deep for words, which rhapsodizes on the Pentecostal practice of speaking in tongues; and Ted Hearne’s Privilege, a series of five vignettes which abstractly explore the causes and repercussions of socioeconomic inequality.
Pouring from Empty Cups explores what it means to keep giving when you have nothing left. In a world marked by political anxiety, emotional fatigue, and a constant demand for resilience, Constellation Men’s Ensemble offers a program that confronts the quiet toll of survival.
Pouring from Empty Cups explores what it means to keep giving when you have nothing left. In a world marked by political anxiety, emotional fatigue, and a constant demand for resilience, Constellation Men’s Ensemble offers a program that confronts the quiet toll of survival.
In 1717, Handel penned his famous Water Music for a boat party on the River Thames. On September 10, 2025, we present it again on the Chicago River for the second time! Dame Jane Glover, the Music of the Baroque Chorus & Orchestra, and the “Strong Voices” Chorus, made up of young musicians from the ensemble’s choral education program in 7 Chicago public high schools, will sail the river performing excerpts including the “Hallelujah” Chorus from Messiah, and more.
Experience the grandeur of Carmina Burana, featuring the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus, three world-class soloists, and Uniting Voices children's chorus. Giancarlo Guerrero conducts this season finale which also includes Rimsky-Korsakov's Russian Easter Overture, and Alan Hovhaness' Symphony No. 2, Mysterious Mountain.
Experience the grandeur of Carmina Burana, featuring the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus, three world-class soloists, and Uniting Voices children's chorus. Giancarlo Guerrero conducts this season finale which also includes Rimsky-Korsakov's Russian Easter Overture, and Alan Hovhaness' Symphony No. 2, Mysterious Mountain.
Christmas in – August? You may think so when you see this performance of Handel's iconic masterpiece Messiah, a fixture of the winter holiday season. But when isn't it time to revel in the piece that caused the composer to say "I did think I saw the heavens open, and saw the very face of God" when he completed it? Under the baton of Jane Glover – who has conducted over 120 performances of Messiah around the world
