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Wynne Delacoma

Wynne Delacoma

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Contributor, Chicago Classical Review

United States

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Content

Total articles 21

  • Guerrero displays can-do versatility with Grant Park Orchestra

    By Wynne Delacoma| Chicago Classical Review@ If the current Grant Park Orchestra season is an audition for conductors to succeed outgoing principal conductor and artistic director Carlos Kalmar, Friday night’s program, led by Giancarlo Guerrero, presented an ingeniously crafted application letter. The concert in the Pritzker Pavilion included a world premiere, a familiar piano concerto with a last-minute-substitute soloist and a rarely performed, extended work for chorus and orchestra.

    By Wynne Delacoma · Chicago Classical Review

    Jul. 13, 2024

  • Soprano Slack brings heartening spirit of freedom to Montgomery songs

    By Wynne Delacoma| Chicago Classical Review@ Carlos Kalmar, now in his 25th and final season as the Grant Park Orchestra’s principal conductor (and since 2011 the Grant Park Music Festival’s artistic director), has a keen eye for programming. Wednesday night’s concert at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion wasn’t simply an appropriate celebration of Juneteenth. Yes, two works by black composers focused on the racial struggle for freedom.

    By Wynne Delacoma · Chicago Classical Review

    Jun. 20, 2024

  • Guerrero displays can-do versatility with Grant Park Orchestra

    By Wynne Delacoma| Chicago Classical Review@ If the current Grant Park Orchestra season is an audition for conductors to succeed outgoing principal conductor and artistic director Carlos Kalmar, Friday night’s program, led by Giancarlo Guerrero, presented an ingeniously crafted application letter. The concert in the Pritzker Pavilion included a world premiere, a familiar piano concerto with a last-minute-substitute soloist and a rarely performed, extended work for chorus and orchestra.

    By Wynne Delacoma · Chicago Classical Review

    Jul. 13, 2024

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Chicago Classical Review

Plains, Kansas, United States

'+1 718-956-6092