Tonight. At 7:00. Prokofiev. “Ivan the Terrible”. From the CSO. On the Evening Concert
Chicago Tribune critic John von Rhein calls the CSO production "a complete triumph" (cso.org). This is the first time that the CSO has ever perfomed this work.
The Evening Concert
7-9 PM Monday-Thursday & Sunday
Great performances from the great concert venues, 7 to 9 pm Monday thru Thursday, and Sunday, on WILL-FM.
Famous symphonies by Mozart and Brahms on “The New York Philharmonic This Week”
Tonight at 7:00, with guest conductor Antonio Pappano, Mozart's "Paris" Symphony and Brahms' 4th Symphony.
A “4th Symphony”, “Ivan the Terrible”, an Opera Gala from Bonn, and a “Sitar Concerto”
[Not all on the same concert!] What a week ahead on "The Evening Concert".
String Quartets by Brahms and Haydn, and a Piano Quintet by Dohnanyi
The Arianna String Quartet is featured. They formed in 1992 and have been praised for “tonal warmth, fastidious balance…expressive vitality” (Chicago Tribune).
John Adams’ “El Nino” from the Los Angeles Philharmonic on the “Evening Concert”
The composer calls the works a Nativity-Oratorio, with both the immediate association with Christmas, and with wider metaphorical and allegorical connections via the selected texts that serve as the lyrics for the work.
It’s “Romanesque Night” on the “Deutsche Welle Festival Concert” on the “Evening Concert”
It's the annual “Romanesque Night” from Cologne, Germany and the music offerings are 'other-worldly'!
Till Fellner plays Mozart’s “22nd Piano Concerto” with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
on tonight's"Evening Concert....also presenting "An Alpine SYmphony" by Richard Strauss.
Vienna-based composers and their symphonies on tonight’s “Evening Concert”
That would be Beethoven, his "1st Symphony" and Bruckner, his "7th Symphony" from the New York Philharmonic.
It’s a new week of recorded-live-in-concert programs from New York, Chicago, and elsewhere
on the "Evening Concert", music by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Brahms, and others. Join us Mon - Thurs and Sunday eves at 7:00 p.m.
Beethoven’s Op. 132 Quartet & Shostakovich’s Op. 57 Quintet on the “Evening Concert”
If you can set aside the time to just sit and listen to it, you'll hear one of Beethoven's most moving and sublime compositions.... the Opus 132 A Minor A String Quartet.
These programs are partially sponsored by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.