Rembrandt takes on Stravinsky, Marsalis
Chamber group delivers rare performance of classical-jazz merger by Howard Reich Chicago Tribune Fourteen years ago, a large audience crowded Orchestra Hall for the Chicago premiere of Wynton Marsalis’ “A[…]
Chamber group delivers rare performance of classical-jazz merger by Howard Reich Chicago Tribune Fourteen years ago, a large audience crowded Orchestra Hall for the Chicago premiere of Wynton Marsalis’ “A[…]
By WYNNE DELACOMA Chicago Classical Review The Rembrandt Chamber Players have been a lively, gifted ensemble since their first concert 21 seasons ago. Formed by some of Chicago’s leading musicians,[…]
By JOHN VON RHEIN Chicago Tribune The Rembrandt Chamber Players presented a fascinating rarity Sunday at the Merit School of Music’s Gottlieb Hall: Erwin Stein’s arrangement for small ensemble of[…]
By MICHAEL CAMERON Chicago Tribune Chicago institutions promoted Osvaldo Golijov for at least a few years before his appointment as CSO composer-in-residence in 2006, and in this short time we[…]
By DOROTHY ANDRIES Pioneer Press Why go to a live concert? CDs deliver near technical perfection, and televised performances give us a much better look at the players. The Rembrandt[…]
By DOROTHY ANDRIES Pioneer Press Classical Music Who can resist a program called “Tango & Tapas,” when it is served up by such a excellent ensemble as the Rembrandt Chamber[…]