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CelloGayageum

Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 PM · Ticket information

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Date: Sun, Nov 8, 3:00 PM CST

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Venue: Logan Center for the Arts Performance Hall • Neighborhood: Chicago metro • • Details

Founded by Austrian cellist Sol Daniel Kim and Korean gayageum virtuoso Dayoung Yoon, CelloGayageum bridges the soulful depth of Western classical music with the mesmerizing elegance of Korean gug-ak (traditional music). Their original compositions—rooted in Korean folk melodies and infused with global sensibilities—will take us on a journey across continents, cultures, and centuries. RUN TIME: 80 minutes, no intermission Join us for a post-concert sing-along and Q&A with the artists moderated by Abbey Newman, Associate Director of the Center for East Asian Studies. This performance is co-sponsored with the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Chicago. Ticket Rates (inclusive of fees) $14-$44 See Special Offers page for how to book Free Youth, $14 Student, $25 Under 35, and $39 UChicago Faculty & Staff tickets. Praise for CelloGayageum “CelloGayageum...uniting cultures, blending styles & experimenting with sound..." — Cleveland Classical “CelloGayageum bridges music of East and West" — The Korea Time s "Kim and Yoon bring together the haunting sounds of the cello and gayageum, and the result is a beautiful blend of Western and Far Eastern musical traditions” — View of the Arts

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Date: Sat, Nov 14, 8:00 PM CST

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Venue: Logan Center for the Arts Performance Hall • Neighborhood: Chicago metro • • Details

The Chamber Orchestra, under the new direction of Giang Vo, kicks off the year with a bold and romantic program! Hear Overture No. 2 by Emilie Mayer—a German Romantic composer often considered “the female Beethoven”—alongside Edward Elgar’s tender Salut d’amour and Haydn’s Symphony No. 104 “London,” the final symphony in his massive oeuvre . Free admission

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Date: Sun, Nov 15, 3:00 PM CST

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Venue: Logan Center for the Arts Performance Hall • Neighborhood: Chicago metro • • Details

The University Wind Ensemble presents an afternoon of lively, yet meditative works with themes of motion. The program includes Bakhari S. Nokuri’s Afrospire , a composition that encourages us to keep going through its Afro-Cuban rhythms and grooves, and Omar Thomas’ Forward/Still , a reflection on uncertainty, resilience, and the idea that standing still is not an option. Malcolm Arnold’s Four Scottish Dances completes the program with traits derived from Scottish folk music. Free admission

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Date: Fri, Dec 4, 7:30 PM CST

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Venue: Logan Center for the Arts Performance Hall • Neighborhood: Chicago metro • • Details

The Grossman Ensemble—Chicago's supergroup of contemporary musicians—premieres four brand new pieces. Composers Charles Peck , Marta Ptaszyńska , Peter S. Shin , and Xi Wang all debut new works conducted by Georgia Mills . All audience members are invited to an after-party with the musicians, composers, and conductor. Presented by the Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition in partnership with UChicago Presents. Ticket Rates (inclusive of fees) FREE-$25 See Special Offers page for how to book Free Youth and Student tickets. Autumn Light by David Fulmer Praise for Grossman Ensemble “The Grossman Ensemble filled the evening with wonder and, at times, awe. In premiering four new works, it demonstrated high class musicianship and offered big promises of what is to come.” — Third Coast Review "Some of the best contemporary players in the city...the record rewards repeat listenings." — Chicago Reader " Ensemble Project Sparks Surge Of Creative Energy " — Classical Voice North America

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Date: Sun, Jan 24, 3:00 PM CST

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Venue: Logan Center for the Arts Performance Hall • Neighborhood: Chicago metro • • Details

Laureate of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, Kazakh violinist Ruslan Talas' musical journey has been shaped by the European, Russian, and Kazakh violin traditions. He is joined by "aristocrat of the piano" ( Fort Worth Star Telegram) Luigi Carroccia for a program of beloved repertoire for violin and piano, including Beethoven's iconic Violin Sonata No. 9 in A Major and Franck's lush Sonata in A Major. Presented with support from Fondazione Nicola Bulgari. Ticket Rates (Inclusive of fees) $14-$44 See Special Offers page for how to book Free Youth, $14 Student, $25 Under 35, and UChicago Faculty & Staff tickets. Ruslan Talas Performs Paganini Caprice Op1 No17 at the Stuttgart International Violin Competition Praise for Ruslan Talas “Talas tossed off octaves and tenths, entire passages of artificial harmonics, up-bow staccato, ricochet, and more with apparent ease. This piece calls for one devilishly difficult technique after another, and Talas did it with panache and musicality.” — The Violinist Luigi Carroccia – Polonaise in A flat major Op. 53 (second stage) Praise for Luigi Carroccia “Luigi Carroccia took the stage with an air of confidence born out of being secure with his abilities. And was he ever. As his performance went on, the realization of his gift only grew stronger. They can all play the notes rapidly and most can even get into the music. Carroccia was something different." — Gregory Sullivan Isaacs, Theater Jones Program: Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 9 in A major, Op. 47 (Kreutzer) Franck: Sonata in A Major for Violin and Piano

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