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The Illinois Symphony has released the schedule for the upcoming season, beginning with a guest conductor sending the audience to a galaxy far, far away.
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Plus, 2022 Van Cliburn Medal Winner Anna Geniushene makes her Illinois Symphony debut this weekend playing Ravel's Piano Concert in G Major.
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The concert concludes Logan Campbell's second full year on the podium after decades of leadership by Deanne Bryant. Campbell sought to keep the positive culture of the youth orchestra — while upping the rigor and repertoire.
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Author and musicologist Joseph Horowitz stops in Bloomington-Normal this week as part of the fourth and final leg of a year-long celebration of American composer Charles Ives.
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The Illinois Symphony's former maestro left in 2022 for a job he couldn't refuse—he is now director of orchestral studies at Juilliard's first satellite campus in China.
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Music director Taichi Fukumura gives his first chamber concert with the orchestra, featuring Stacy Garrop's 2020 baroque-inspired mini-suite 'Spectacle of Light.'
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Guest conductor Alastair Willis returns to lead the Illinois Symphony, nine years after his departure as music director.
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Violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason makes his Illinois Symphony debut with Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's concerto, originally written for a Central Illinois violinist.
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The symphony's season demonstrates a visible commitment to playing works by living composers, composers of color, women — and wizards.
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Young musicians learn to see and feel the music with mime masters at Illinois Chamber Music FestivalLaurie Willets and T. Daniel have spent their careers confronting stereotypes, creating full-length theatrical productions and abstract interpretations of classical music.