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New Philharmonic features pianist Winston Choi in its April concerts
Maestro Kirk Muspratt and pianist Winston Choi talk about the MAC’s upcoming concert program. “Nothing is more difficult than talking...
Lyric Opera’s Ariodante: Baroque music combined with modern staging
Handel’s Ariodante ran at Lyric Opera of Chicago from March 2 to March 17, 2019. Although Handel wrote Ariodante almost three hundred...
Natalia Dagenhart reports about Lyric Opera's Ariodante
Lyric Opera of Chicago presented Ariodante March 2-17, 2019. What did the audience think about it? Let's find out! Natalia's full review...
Cast Your Cares on Him
Be sober-minded and alert. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. Resist him, standing...
International Women’s Day shouldn’t be forgotten
I am proud to be a woman. I am happy that God gave me this gender. He gave me beauty, tenderness, wisdom, a loving heart and strength. I...
Why do I write about classical music?
I created this video a while ago and probably will come up with a new one soon. Meanwhile, please watch this video and you will find out...
Lyric Opera beautifies Chicago with Verdi’s La traviata
Exclusively from Natalia Dagenhart: interview with Maestro Michael Christie who makes his Lyric debut conducting the Lyric Opera...
La Traviata: Natalia Dagenhart reports from Lyric Opera of Chicago
Thank you for watching my first video report from Lyric Opera of Chicago! My review of Lyric's La traviata is coming soon. La traviata...
Joffrey Ballet’s ‘Anna Karenina’ - love, fate, tragedy and the beauty of life
“All happy families resemble one another, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,” wrote Leo Tolstoy in his famous novel “Anna...
Revenge, blood and tragedy in Lyric Opera’s Elektra
Three more performances left of Lyric Opera’s thrilling production of Elektra, Strauss’s powerful masterpiece. Lyric Opera of Chicago is...
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