The Chicago Bar Association Symphony Orchestra and the CBA Chorus: Chicagoland's unique musical ensembles of attorneys, judges and legal professionals, founded in 1986. Jennifer Huang, CBASO music director, Stephen Blackwelder, CBA Chorus director, David Katz, founding music director and administrator
The most recent issue of "Lawyer & Musician" the e-newsletter of The Chicago Bar Association Symphony Orchestra, CBA Chorus, and Barristers Big Band, has just been published via ConstantContact. It includes information about the 23rd annual BARRISTERS BIG BAND BENEFIT BALL, coming up Friday, April 24th!
View it here: [https://conta.cc/4bvIGxV]
Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky loved to spend summers at his sister’s house in Ukraine. He began composing his Second Symphony there in the summer of 1872, completing it later that year. Audiences loved it from the very first, but Tchaikovsky was dissatisfied, calling the first movement “difficult, noisy, disjointed and confused.” He revised the symphony extensively seven years later. Both Tchaikovsky and his audiences loved the new version, which we will play for you, amongst others, on February 28 (excerpt from the program notes by Pat Bronte).
Saturday, February 28
7:30 pm
St. James Cathedral
WINTER MUSIC is a full length concert presented by members of the CBASO and CBA Chorus