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Pianist Hyejin Cho presents a recital featuring works by the celebrated Mendelssohn siblings, Fanny and Felix. This program showcases the lyrical charm and emotional depth of Felix's Songs without Words and the Scottish Sonata. Fanny's contributions include the vibrant Das Jahr excerpts and the remarkable Easter Sonata—a masterpiece lost for over 150 years and once mistakenly credited to Felix. This recital offers a balanced celebration of both siblings' contributions to the piano repertoire, highlighting their unique and complementary musical voices.
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An active soloist and chamber musician on guitar, lute, and mandolin, Brian Torosian has performed in concerts throughout North America. In addition to the standard six-string guitar, he plays baroque guitar, Terz guitar, and 10-string guitar replicas, the latter two made for him by R. E. Bruné after 19th-century Viennese instruments. Concert performances include appearances with Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Grant Park Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Opera Theater, His Majesties Clerkes, and Classical Symphony Orchestra. His programs are clear evidence of his artistry, virtuosity and broad knowledge of Guitar repertoire.
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Sat Feb 08
Join us at the 2025 Conservatory Ball for a night of live music, dancing, and fellowship! Dance lessons and fun are provided in partnership with Folk Society and Swing Club. This is a closed event open to Wheaton College students, faculty, and staff only.
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The Symphonic Band features repertoire that represents and allows us to reflect on the ways in which we experience God’s love. All concertgoers sharing their Valentine’s Day with the Symphonic Band will be entered to win a door prize for dinner for two. The winner will be announced during the concert. *Please note: The balcony is accessible by stairs only. The restrooms are located on the Main Floor.
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The Lyric Opera Chorus is one of the most distinguished ensembles of its kind in the world, renowned for the beauty of its sound, the thoroughness of its musicianship, its stylistic versatility, and their theatrical flair. Of all the great music ensembles resident in the Chicago area, we have never been able to engage elements of the great Lyric Opera of Chicago in our Series. With the opportunity to welcome this distinguished chorus for a not-to-miss evening of great choral music, can you imagine the sound of these 48 singers in our beautiful new Concert Hall?
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Thu Feb 20
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Fri Feb 21
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Sat Feb 22
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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The Wheaton College Conservatory of Music presents Outlook: Orchestral Storms and Clearing Skies, a concert performed by the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra. Experience the virtuosity of Chicago Symphony Orchestra Assistant Principal Trumpet and Wheaton College Guest Lecturer of Trumpet Mark Ridenour, anticipate spring with a verdant Sibelius work led by Honors Conductor Andrew Wunrow, and witness the orchestra’s power to evoke sunny and stormy skies with music by Nancy Galbraith and Franz Liszt. Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra Benjamin Klemme, conductor Mark Ridenour, trumpet Andrew Wunrow, honors conductor Nancy Galbraith, Tormenta del Sur Jean Sibelius, Spring Song Johann Baptist Georg Neruda, Concerto for Trumpet Franz Liszt, Les Préludes *Please Note: The Balcony is accessible by stairs only. The restrooms are located on the Main Floor.
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Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Thu Feb 27
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Fri Feb 28
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Sat Mar 01
Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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Sometimes called the "'greatest American play", Our Town explores our most enduring questions through the lens of life in a New England town.
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