Hannah Edgar is a freelance writer for the Tribune. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music, theater, and nightlife, covering topics such as concerts, festivals, and the music business. Hannah's work has been featured in prominent publications including The New York Times, ARTnews, and Chicago Reader.
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Hannah Edgar's articles predominantly cover local events and personalities in the Chicago area, with a focus on music, jazz, classical music, and museums. Her work includes event coverage, reviews, expert commentary, and profile features.
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By: Hannah Edgar
Amid the fervor over America's 250th birthday, the music ensemble Newberry Consort aims to weave a complex tapestry of sounds about ‘what makes us, us.'
By: Hannah Edgar
The Chicago Sinfonietta — one of the metro area's leading orchestras and among just a few in the world devoted to advancing racial equity — announced
By: Hannah Edgar
The songs became a grand finale of sorts for mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, who is wrapping her one-year stint as the CSO's artist-in-residence.
By: Hannah Edgar
During a recent rehearsal of the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra, music director Allen Tinkham asked musicians to switch gears from Aaron Copland's
By: Hannah Edgar
In 2012, Howard Reich received a daunting assignment: to interview the writer, Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, who would be awarded the at a public event later that year.
By: Nick Hagen, Hannah Edgar
“Apartment House 1776,” written for the United States’ bicentennial, is getting an immersive new production with a skeptical twist.
Violist Shasta Ellenbogen's performance of Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 on OnlyFans, reviewed at the bar
A century since Louis Armstrong arrived from New Orleans, the coasts still look to Chicago for innovation. Music journalist Hannah Edgar brings us to its clubs, churches and corner bars
By: Hannah Edgar
Lucky for Chicago audiences, anniversary years abound this year. The obvious one, of course, is America250.
By: Hannah Edgar
Who are we, really? That’s the question on the tip of the tongue of cultural institutions everywhere as we approach our 250th anniversary as a nation.
