Hannah Edgar

In a rare case of an author adapting her own work for the stage, the author is the librettist of a bilingual opera now taking shape in Michigan.

Double bills don’t get much better than this. The season led off with quartets linked to defining saxophonists: Wayne Shorter, who died last year at 89, and Charles Lloyd, who is still very much wi…

Open now at Hull-House, “Radical Craft” is a tribute — and a corrective

The former half of OutKast returns to Chicago on Oct. 21, flute in tow. The city has had a bigger stamp on his sound than most.

Meet the choir putting climate justice in its concerts, including 'Malhaar: A Requiem for Water'

"Leonora" at Chicago Opera Theater is a shakily delivered discovery

He will succeed Carlos Kalmar as the next artistic director and principal conductor of Chicago’s free summer classical music series in Millennium Park.

In appreciation: Performers Music owner Lee Newcomer has died at 81

The Chicago Temple is turning 100. Its birthday gift to itself? Fixing its historic organ.

Hyde Park Jazz Festival is back, packed with primo music — but facing its biggest challenges ever