MODA’s night on the town

By Lloyd Lee / March 8, 2011

Sam Smith Burns Past Awkwardness to Grace

By Rebecca Julie and Brooke Nagler / August 23, 2018

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Civitas Ensemble and Gipsy Way Ensemble Break Stigma Through Music

By Rebecca Julie, Deputy Arts Editor / May 11, 2017

Last Sunday, the Civitas Ensemble collaborated with the Gipsy Way Ensemble to destigmatize Romani culture.

CSO Explores Late Schubert and Mahler, Albeit with a Mild Case of Hiccups

By Rebecca Julie, Deputy Arts Editor / April 3, 2017

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra's performance on Thursday reached nuanced heights at times and fell flat at others.

From the Quad to the Runway: MODA 2017

By Rebecca Julie, Deputy Arts Editor / February 24, 2017

Friday’s fashion show will allow Friedland and other fashion-savvy students on campus to design pieces for models a bit less elusive than, say, Zayn Malik.

Reg’s Répons to Boulez Honors Modern Musical Master

By Rebecca Julie, Deputy Arts Editor / February 13, 2017

The "Pierre Boulez" exhibit on the third floor of the Regenstein Library honors the famed composer, writer, and conductor's life and legacy.

Balancing the Scales: Stephen Burns on Music, Otherness, and Inclusion

By Rebecca Julie, Deputy Arts Editor / February 6, 2017

Stephen Burns discusses the mission of diversity behind "Fulcrum Point New Music Project."

Imani Winds Champions Diversity of Repertoire and Race

By Rebecca Julie / January 23, 2017

Ensemble-in-residence Imami Winds discusses race, class, and privilege with the UChicago Chamber Music Organization.

Newberry Consort Performs the Music of Oswald von Wolkenstein

By Rebecca Julie / January 12, 2017

The Newberry Consort takes to the Logan Center with the music of 14th Century poet, composer, and diplomat Oswald von Wolkenstein, a true Renaissance man.

James Levine hits a home run with the CSO

By Rebecca Julie / November 7, 2016

Conductor James Levine returned to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for a special appearance after concluding his tenure at the Met, closing a triumphant concert with the memorable "Symphonie Fantastique" by Berlioz.

James Levine hits a home run with the CSO

By Rebecca Julie / November 7, 2016

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Timid Soloist Undercuts Bold Conducting at CSO

By Rebecca Julie / November 3, 2016

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Timid Soloist Undercuts Bold Conducting at CSO

By Rebecca Julie / November 3, 2016

Sibelius's violin concerto fell flat with soloist Baiba Skride, but conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada led the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with the boldness it deserves.

Reg Showcases Wiesel’s Legacy

By Rebecca Julie / October 24, 2016

Regenstein Library collects art inspired by the Holocaust in memory of the late Nobel Peace Prize-winning author Elie Wiesel.

Clowning Around with Elizabethan “SNL”

By Rebecca Julie / October 17, 2016

In "The Clown," Newberry Consort marries music and improv—with a hefty dose of The Bard.

Ear Taxi Festival Gives Local Composers a Lyft

By Rebecca Julie / September 29, 2016

“I think the contemporary classical music scene in Chicago is the best in the United States. I feel very strongly about it,” Thomas said.

Uncommon Interview: Barbara Schubert Reflects on 40 Years With the USO

By Rebecca Julie / May 26, 2016

"I’m conducting, and hopefully bringing some insight and hopefully a great deal of joy to a lot of people, and that is my purpose."

Maestro with a Mission: A (Very) Open Rehearsal with Riccardo Muti

By Rebecca Julie / April 25, 2016

"Muti, a veteran conductor known for his stern and stoic conducting style, showed off a more playful side at Sunday’s open rehearsal."

University celebrates 125 years of student artists with Logan exhibition

By Rebecca Julie / November 16, 2015

"...the show also includes a comprehensive timeline of the arts at UChicago, which includes such events as the creation of Doc Films and the first Summer Breeze concert."