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Program

MacMillan - Larghetto
Beethoven - Symphony No. 1
Haydn - Mass in Time of War

Manfred Honeck, Conductor
Joélle Harvey, Soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo-soprano
Andrew Haji, Tenor
Joshua Hopkins, Baritone

Chicago Symphony Chorus
Donald Nally, Guest chorus director

Program

MacMillan - Larghetto
Beethoven - Symphony No. 1
Haydn - Mass in Time of War

Manfred Honeck, Conductor
Joélle Harvey, Soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo-soprano
Andrew Haji, Tenor
Joshua Hopkins, Baritone

Chicago Symphony Chorus
Donald Nally, Guest chorus director

Program

MacMillan - Larghetto
Beethoven - Symphony No. 1
Haydn - Mass in Time of War

Manfred Honeck, Conductor
Joélle Harvey, Soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo-soprano
Andrew Haji, Tenor
Joshua Hopkins, Baritone

Chicago Symphony Chorus
Donald Nally, Guest chorus director

Program and Performers
Haydn: “Spring” from The Seasons
Beethoven: Mass in C Major

Jonathan Cohen, conductor
Emőke Baráth, soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo-soprano
Andrew Haji, tenor
Thomas Bauer, baritone
H+H Orchestra

Program and Performers
Haydn: “Spring” from The Seasons
Beethoven: Mass in C Major

Jonathan Cohen, conductor
Emőke Baráth, soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo-soprano
Andrew Haji, tenor
Thomas Bauer, baritone
H+H Orchestra

Stephanie Rhodes Russell, Conductor

David Murakami, Director

Leah Hawkins, Aida

Limmie Pulliam, Radamès

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Amneris

Kidon Choi, Amonasro

Scott Conner, Ramfis

Sam Krausz, A Messenger

Emma Marhefka, High Priestess

Peter Barber, Kind of Egypt

Stephanie Rhodes Russell, Conductor

David Murakami, Director

Leah Hawkins, Aida

Limmie Pulliam, Radamès

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Amneris

Kidon Choi, Amonasro

Scott Conner, Ramfis

Sam Krausz, A Messenger

Emma Marhefka, High Priestess

Peter Barber, Kind of Egypt

Stephanie Rhodes Russell, Conductor

David Murakami, Director

Leah Hawkins, Aida

Limmie Pulliam, Radamès

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Amneris

Kidon Choi, Amonasro

Scott Conner, Ramfis

Sam Krausz, A Messenger

Emma Marhefka, High Priestess

Peter Barber, Kind of Egypt

Jana McIntyre, Tytania

Teresa Perrotta, Helena

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Hermia

Ian Rucker, Demetrius

Ben Brady, Bottom

Leonard Slatkin, Conductor

Tim Albery, Stage Director

Emma Kingsbury, Set and Costume Designer

Marcus Doshi, Lighting Designer

Jana McIntyre, Tytania

Teresa Perrotta, Helena

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Hermia

Ian Rucker, Demetrius

Ben Brady, Bottom

Leonard Slatkin, Conductor

Tim Albery, Stage Director

Emma Kingsbury, Set and Costume Designer

Marcus Doshi, Lighting Designer

Jana McIntyre, Tytania

Teresa Perrotta, Helena

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Hermia

Ian Rucker, Demetrius

Ben Brady, Bottom

Leonard Slatkin, Conductor

Tim Albery, Stage Director

Emma Kingsbury, Set and Costume Designer

Marcus Doshi, Lighting Designer

Jana McIntyre, Tytania

Teresa Perrotta, Helena

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Hermia

Ian Rucker, Demetrius

Ben Brady, Bottom

Leonard Slatkin, Conductor

Tim Albery, Stage Director

Emma Kingsbury, Set and Costume Designer

Marcus Doshi, Lighting Designer

Jana McIntyre, Tytania

Teresa Perrotta, Helena

Jennifer Johnson Cano, Hermia

Ian Rucker, Demetrius

Ben Brady, Bottom

Leonard Slatkin, Conductor

Tim Albery, Stage Director

Emma Kingsbury, Set and Costume Designer

Marcus Doshi, Lighting Designer

In the shadowed corridors of a country estate, a young governess finds herself destabilized by mystery. As disturbing events occur, she grapples with increasing paranoia that plunges audiences into a realm of psychological suspense. This is an operatic ghost story for the ages.

Staged by Louisa Muller, get ready to be immersed in a haunting atmosphere that mirrors the eerie tension of the narrative. New Zealand-born conductor Gemma New takes the podium in her company debut. The cast features former Apprentice singer and soprano Jacquelyn Stucker as the Governess, soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer as Miss Jessel, Jennifer Johnson Cano sings Mrs. Grose and Brenton Ryan is Peter Quint.

In the shadowed corridors of a country estate, a young governess finds herself destabilized by mystery. As disturbing events occur, she grapples with increasing paranoia that plunges audiences into a realm of psychological suspense. This is an operatic ghost story for the ages.

Staged by Louisa Muller, get ready to be immersed in a haunting atmosphere that mirrors the eerie tension of the narrative. New Zealand-born conductor Gemma New takes the podium in her company debut. The cast features former Apprentice singer and soprano Jacquelyn Stucker as the Governess, soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer as Miss Jessel, Jennifer Johnson Cano sings Mrs. Grose and Brenton Ryan is Peter Quint.

In a broken land where rules no longer apply, Gods clash, heroes rise and music resounds with titanic magnitude. This second installment of Wagner’s Ring Cycle weaves an epic tale of forbidden love and cosmic destiny.

Melly Still makes her company debut directing this company premiere. Conductor James Gaffigan returns to the podium to lead a stellar cast that includes three-time Grammy-Award winning bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green in his role debut as Wotan. Tamara Wilson returns to sing Brünnhilde following her praiseworthy interpretation of Isolde in 2022. American tenor Jamez McCorkle makes his role and company debut as Siegmund and Lithuanian-born soprano Vida Miknevičiūtė makes her US debut as Sieglinde.

In a broken land where rules no longer apply, Gods clash, heroes rise and music resounds with titanic magnitude. This second installment of Wagner’s Ring Cycle weaves an epic tale of forbidden love and cosmic destiny.

Melly Still makes her company debut directing this company premiere. Conductor James Gaffigan returns to the podium to lead a stellar cast that includes three-time Grammy-Award winning bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green in his role debut as Wotan. Tamara Wilson returns to sing Brünnhilde following her praiseworthy interpretation of Isolde in 2022. American tenor Jamez McCorkle makes his role and company debut as Siegmund and Lithuanian-born soprano Vida Miknevičiūtė makes her US debut as Sieglinde.

In the shadowed corridors of a country estate, a young governess finds herself destabilized by mystery. As disturbing events occur, she grapples with increasing paranoia that plunges audiences into a realm of psychological suspense. This is an operatic ghost story for the ages.

Staged by Louisa Muller, get ready to be immersed in a haunting atmosphere that mirrors the eerie tension of the narrative. New Zealand-born conductor Gemma New takes the podium in her company debut. The cast features former Apprentice singer and soprano Jacquelyn Stucker as the Governess, soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer as Miss Jessel, Jennifer Johnson Cano sings Mrs. Grose and Brenton Ryan is Peter Quint.

In the shadowed corridors of a country estate, a young governess finds herself destabilized by mystery. As disturbing events occur, she grapples with increasing paranoia that plunges audiences into a realm of psychological suspense. This is an operatic ghost story for the ages.

Staged by Louisa Muller, get ready to be immersed in a haunting atmosphere that mirrors the eerie tension of the narrative. New Zealand-born conductor Gemma New takes the podium in her company debut. The cast features former Apprentice singer and soprano Jacquelyn Stucker as the Governess, soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer as Miss Jessel, Jennifer Johnson Cano sings Mrs. Grose and Brenton Ryan is Peter Quint.

In a broken land where rules no longer apply, Gods clash, heroes rise and music resounds with titanic magnitude. This second installment of Wagner’s Ring Cycle weaves an epic tale of forbidden love and cosmic destiny.

Melly Still makes her company debut directing this company premiere. Conductor James Gaffigan returns to the podium to lead a stellar cast that includes three-time Grammy-Award winning bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green in his role debut as Wotan. Tamara Wilson returns to sing Brünnhilde following her praiseworthy interpretation of Isolde in 2022. American tenor Jamez McCorkle makes his role and company debut as Siegmund and Lithuanian-born soprano Vida Miknevičiūtė makes her US debut as Sieglinde.