Prairie Performances with Roger Cooper

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Gustav Mahler in 1892

By E. Bieber - Kohut, Adolph (1900) "Gustav Mahler" in Berühmte israelitische Männer und Frauen in der Kulturgeschichte der Menschheit (Volume 1 ed.), Leipzig, Germany: Druck und Verlag von A. H. Payne, pp. p. 143

November 16, 2018

Music of Titans

Explore Gustav Mahler’s music with the autobiographical Symphony No. 1.


portrait of Beethoven

Wikimedia Commons

November 02, 2018

Beethoven: Apotheosis of the Dance

As you might suppose from this theme there will be music that is both inspiring and invigorating.


Windbeeches, Germany

By Richardfabi - Own work, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

October 26, 2018

Windless Winter

The Sinfonia strings and percussion are showcased in an evening of “windless” favorites that spans three centuries.


County Kerry, Ireland

By Tony Webster - Ring of Kerry, Ireland, public domain via Wikimedia Commons

October 19, 2018

British Bounty

Prepare to be amazed with musical treasures from the British Isles.


Violin scroll

Wikimedia Commons

October 05, 2018

Fiery Fiddlin’

Fiddles and violins abound in this program from the Illinois Symphony Orchestra. 


trumpet

By Guillaume Piolle via Wikimedia Commons

September 28, 2018

No Strings Attached

Violins, the violas, the cellos and the basses take the night off. 


Inside Kirkland Fine Arts Center at Millikin University

millikin.edu/kirkland

September 21, 2018

Masterworks I

This concert has a definite eastern European accent.


Gustav Mahler in 1892

By E. Bieber - Kohut, Adolph (1900) "Gustav Mahler.” Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

September 14, 2018

Music of Titans

Explore Gustav Mahler’s music with the autobiographical Symphony No. 1.


man standing at a piano

ianhobson.net

September 07, 2018

Unfinished Business

Sinfonia da Camera is getting down to business in this week's program. 


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