Review: Chicago Philharmonic Delivers the Romanticism of Larsen, Mahler, and Schumann

The Chicago Philharmonic is known as “the People’s Orchestra.” They have regaled audiences with a variety of classical, jazz, gospel…
The Chicago Philharmonic is known as “the People’s Orchestra.” They have regaled audiences with a variety of classical, jazz, gospel…
Review by guest author Lorenzo Zenitsky. I’m sure it’s getting pretty annoying lately as I shout from the rooftops about…
Guest review by Lorenzo Zenitsky. My first Squirrel Flower concert and my first time at Sleeping Village were a tandem…
Thee Sacred Souls are no strangers to Chicago, especially Thalia Hall. Having played local venues quite a bit last year…
Sabrina Teitelbaum also known as Blondshell is taking the indie scene by storm. This is her up-and-coming year to put…
Electronic dance music occupies an incredibly unique space within the live music landscape, being one of the only genres in…
Each January, Chicago’s Music of the Baroque orchestra celebrates Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who was born on January 27, 1756. This…
Centered on the music of Robert Schumann, the Horszowski Trio gave a dynamite performance at the Pick-Staiger Concert Hall in…
Guest review by Lorenzo Zenitsky. Okay, so first things first, Bonny Doon‘s Thursday night performance at The Empty Bottle was…
Guest review by Patrick Daul. In an increasingly genre-less musical landscape, it seems more difficult than ever to define a…
We’re just over a decade of Tomorrow Never Knows festivals and they just keep getting better. TNK takes over a…
Super-group The Sound of Animals Fighting started its tour this month with a short schedule of only 13 shows throughout…
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