Hannah Edgar

In a matter of days, composer and violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain is going to walk the same tightrope as many of us over the holiday season. Roumain, 53, was born to parents who were part of the f…

Everyone takes notes when the Berlin Philharmonic is in town. On Tuesday night, Chicago Symphony musicians — scores of them — were, for

Plans for an $80 million development on the former Chicago stockyards site include a scoring stage which would eclipse even the West Coast's storied Skywalker Sound.

Chicago's own Newberry Consort will perform works of music from 17th-century Guatemala and Mexico that haven't been heard by modern audiences.

You know that Maya Angelou quote, “people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel”?

Chicago’s Newberry Consort will perform works of music from 17th-century Guatemala and Mexico that haven’t been heard by modern audiences.

El Newberry Consort de Chicago interpretará obras musicales de Guatemala y México que datan del siglo XVII y que nunca han sido escuchadas por el público moderno.

Shawn Okpebholo's music sings of Chicago. Its waterways (“Fractured Water,” recently orchestrated for the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra). Its

Fate — if there is such a thing — really wanted Liesl Olson, Ross Jordan and Matthew Randle-Bent to end up at the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum.

Some projects are misnomers. “The Story of 400 Years,” on the other hand, is exactly what its title promises.