Join us for this musical journey across the five magnificent lakes bordering the eastern US and Canada,
setting texts by American and Canadian poets such as Carl Sandberg and Walt Whitman.
We are pleased to host composer Gwyneth Walker for a pre-concert talk
moderated by WFMT's Oliver Camacho.
setting texts by American and Canadian poets such as Carl Sandberg and Walt Whitman.
We are pleased to host composer Gwyneth Walker for a pre-concert talk
moderated by WFMT's Oliver Camacho.
Image: "Autumn, 2025" by Virginia O. Roeder
It was a privilege and a delight to perform Brahms' German Requiem to a sold-out crowd on April 6 with the Evanston Symphony Orchestra and with the magnificent soloists Josefien Stoppelenburg, soprano and Evan Bravos, baritone. Thank you to ESO's Maestro Lawrence Eckerling, and to NSCS' own Julia Davids, Music Director, and Tierra Whetstone, Assistant Conductor, for preparing us so well for the performance. You can view the concert at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt4qYsKNhc8&t=1009s
Photo Credit: Evanston Symphony Orchestra/Yancey Hughes Photography
Photo Credit: Evanston Symphony Orchestra/Yancey Hughes Photography
Enjoy these photos from our June 2 Concert, "Geographic Duo: Canada and the United States"
📷 Madison Petrusevski
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