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Hannah Edgar

Hannah Edgar

Music Critic and Freelance Reporter at Chicago Tribune

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Recent Articles

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Review: At Jazz Fest, standout sets from Dee Dee Bridgewater and Emma Dayhuff, and an overheard b...

Also over a memorable weekend in Millennium Park, pianist Robert Glasper, trumpeter Ella Grace and a mayoral proclamation.
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Museums for fall 2026: Science at the MSI, women all-stars at Art I...

Whether you like architecture, history, science or maybe bugs, museums around the Chicago area have your thing this fall.
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Review: A monumental finale for the Grant Park Music Festival’s summer

Classics, yes, but it was the 21st century works that reigned in a season-capping concert by conductor Giancarlo Guerrero and the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus in Millennium Park.
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Bill McGlaughlin, longtime host of ‘Exploring Music,’ dies at 82

Bill McGlaughlin — a multi-hyphenate who composed, conducted and played trombone and piano — hosted “Exploring Music” from 2003 to 2025.
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The barrier-breaking Marin Alsop takes a bow, departing as Ravinia ...

After helming the CSO’s summer residency for six formative seasons, Alsop departs Ravinia this year. But she’ll be back, including to complete a Mahler symphony cycle.
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Column: No fair weather Americans at Grant Park’s Independence Day ...

This concert always balances silliness with solemnity, as traditions include both conductor Christopher Bell’s absurd costumes and a tribute to U.S. military members with the Armed Forces Salute.
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Review: Grant Park Music Fest and Guerrero sing songs of America in...

Friday featured the first choral-orchestral work of the season: “Conquest Requiem” by Gabriela Lena Frank, composer of “El último sueño de Frida y Diego,” which Lyric Opera produced in the spring.
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10 museums for summer 2026: From the Art Institute to Shedd and Bro...

Who are we, really? That’s the question on the tip of the tongue of cultural institutions everywhere as we approach our 250th anniversary as a nation.
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Jazz and classical music for summer 2026: Let the anniversaries roll

From America250 to Miles Davis, not to mention the echoes of Jazz Day and full summer at Ravinia, our critic’s picks for the coming season.
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A former Tribune critic’s writings are being adapted into opera for...

Former jazz critic Howard Reich first crossed paths with author and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel on assignment. Their relationship and his own family’s past became “The Dialogue of Memories.”
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CYSO goes big for its 80th, including a commission from a Grammy wi...

This weekend’s concert includes the premiere of “Time Abounds” by Jennifer Higdon, a Pulitzer Prize and multi-Grammy winner.