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Nancy Malitz

Nancy Malitz

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Publisher, Arts Critic, Chicago on the Aisle

Chicago, Illinois

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Broadcasting , Business , Finance, data analysis, Arts/Culture, Charities , Luxury Goods , Lifestyles, Leisure , Celebrity, Media , TV

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Total articles 472

  • Starry ‘Indigo Heaven’ Concerto Is Principal Clarinet’s Sparkle Time

    By Nancy Malitz Verified| Classical Voice North America@ CHICAGO — Whether they play violin or trumpet, flute or timpani, tuba or bassoon, the principal players in every major orchestra constitute a clutch of distinctive artists who can be relied upon to deliver the critical spot solos in major works that help to lift a symphonic experience over the top.

    By Nancy Malitz Verified · Classical Voice North America

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Chi-cago, Chi-cago, That Musicological Town: Let Me Show You Around

    By Nancy Malitz Verified| Classical Voice North America@ CHICAGO — So far, the 2024-25 music season here has been a delight, due in part to the American Musicological Society, which chose Chicago for its four-day annual gathering of musicians and scholars in mid-November, the third such AMS occasion here in recent decades. More than 1,700 historians, theorists, composers, and performing artists filled convention spaces throughout downtown Chicago’s Palmer House Hilton.

    By Nancy Malitz Verified · Classical Voice North America

    Jan. 10, 2025

  • New-Wave Conductor’s Chicago Concerts Tell Sea Change On Podium

    By Nancy Malitz Verified| Classical Voice North America@ CHICAGO — It takes nothing from the greatness of our longest-lived symphony orchestra conductors to appreciate the difference a generation (or two or three) can make. Former Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti, now 83, was appointed to that post in 2010 and gave some of his most powerful concerts in his final (12th and 13th) seasons at the ensemble’s helm.

    By Nancy Malitz Verified · Classical Voice North America

    Dec. 23, 2024

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Chicago on the Aisle