The Northwest Indiana Symphony Announces their 84th Season and Maestro Kirk Muspratt's 25th Anniversary Season!
The Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra Returns for its 84th Season and Maestro Kirk Muspratt's 25th Anniversary Season
The Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra Returns for its 84th Season and Maestro Kirk Muspratt's 25th Anniversary Season
Music of Remembrance Announces 2025/26 Season COURAGE & CONSCIENCE || West Coast Premiere of Jake Heggie’s Crossing Borders || World Premiere Dance from Donald Byrd for Milhaud’s La création du monde || World Premiere Tour of Tom Cipullo and Howard Reich’s The Dialogue of Memories
Verismo Classical Music PR 25/26 Season Preview || 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEAD MAN WALKING - Jake Heggie • Jamie Barton • Ryan McKinny ||
COMMISSIONS & PREMIERES - Music of Remembrance • Songs for Murdered Sisters • Jake Heggie || HIGH-PROFILE DEBUTS - Miles Mykkanen • Lidiya Yankovskaya || NEW RELEASES - Intelligence album • Gene Scheer Site
Tenor Miles Mykkanen Announces 2025/26 Highlights || Metropolitan Opera Season Opener, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, September 21st – October 11th || Role and House Debuts in Seattle and Los Angeles || Seattle Opera Daphne • January 16th – 18th, 2026 || LA Opera The Magic Flute • May 30th – June 21st, 2026 || plus a return to the Met for Innocence April 6th – 29th, 2026 and concerts in Chicago, Cleveland, and Maastricht
INSTITUTO CERVANTES OF CHICAGO HOSTS EXHIBITION BY 87-YEAR-OLD SPANISH-AMERICAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND
AIGA MEDALIST VICTOR MOSCOSO NOW - JUNE 15 || Exhibition Includes Selection of Posters, Record Covers, Comic Strips Illustrations for Magazines and Book Covers, Animation and More || Free Admission
Music of Remembrance Tours New Heggie/Scheer Opera to Seattle, San Francisco, and Chicago in May 2024 || World Premiere: Before It All Goes Dark ||
Based on “Mac’s Journey” by Howard Reich a series published in the Chicago Tribune in 2001/2002 (used by permission) || Seattle May 19 • San Francisco May 22 • Chicago May 25-26 || “Heggie views opera not as an ivory tower endeavor removed from the rest of the world but one that needs to be an integral part of it.” Chicago Tribune