Chicago Classical Music

Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Mark Elder, conductor
Robert Chen, violin
Jan Vogler, cello

Delius -   A Song of Summer
Sibelius -   Symphony No. 6
Webern -   Five Pieces for Orchestra
Brahms -   Double Concerto

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Brahms’ Double Concerto for violin and cello, written for two of the composer’s friends, is his final orchestral work. From its majestic opening to the gypsy finale, this is one of the most beloved of all concertos.

Songs of Love and War

Venue: Harris Theater for Music and Dance

205 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL.

7:30 p.m

Fulcrum Point marks this 10th Concert for Peace by presenting four Midwest premieres exploring relationships and the nature of love and war through music and poetry from the perspectives of soldiers, spouses and prisoners. The program includes Midwest premieres of “Songs of Love and War” by Paul Moravec, “Three Letters from the Unknown Soldier” by Poul Ruders, “Camp Songs” by Poul Schoenfield and “Peace” by David Schiff.

The audience is invited to stay for a post-concert reception and discussion with the composers and performers. There will be complimentary wine from VinDiVino and refreshments.

Featured Artists:
Stephen Burns, trumpeter/Artistic Director
Julia Bentley, mezzo soprano
Kuang Hao Huang, pianist
Jeffrey Strauss, baritone
Mary Stolper, flutist
New Classic Singers, Lee Kesselman, conductor

"Peace" - David Schiff
World Premiere
"Camp Songs" - Paul Schoenfield
Midwest Premiere
"Three Letters from The Unknown Soldier" - Poul Ruders
"Songs of Love and War" - Paul Moravec
Mid-west Premiere