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CSO announces 2022-23 season, end of music director tenure of Riccardo Muti

The season concludes with Muti conducting the CSO, Chicago Symphony Chorus and soloists for Beethoven’s Missa solemnis.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 29, 2022

Census 2022: Everything you need to know, including collection dates and new questions

Census 2022: Everything you need to know, including collection dates and new questions

Census 2022 had been delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic

Dublin Live · Mar 3, 2022

Ireland's most popular baby names for 2021 revealed by CSO

Ireland's most popular baby names for 2021 revealed by CSO

Jack has been the most popular baby boy name since 2007

Dublin Live · Feb 25, 2022

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Most popular baby names in Ireland revealed as Jack and Fiadh take top spots for 2021

The CSO revealed the list earlier on Friday

Irish Mirror · Feb 25, 2022

More than 6,200 Covid-19 related deaths in Ireland in two years, CSO figures show

The CSO published a series of figures showing the impact of coronavirus on Ireland from the date of the first confirmed case

Irish Mirror · Feb 23, 2022

CSO, Riccardo Muti deliver exhilarating — and milestone performance — of Philip Glass symphony

The CSO began its exploration of Glass’ symphonies with the No. 11, a sprawling, exhilarating three-movement work with a super-sized orchestration.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 18, 2022

CSO, Muti find music of the baroque an interesting challenge

The conductor and orchestra brought the same skill, care and commitment to this music as they do to everything else they take on, but it seems fair to say that this repertoire is not their forte.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 28, 2022

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Oldies but goodies are reborn via masterful interpretations by the CSO, Riccardo Muti

Oldies but goodies are reborn via masterful interpretations by the CSO, Riccardo Muti

The program was no disparate group of selections. Muti clearly wanted to transport viewers back to a very particular world of late Romanticism, where beautiful melodies and harmonies were the norm.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 21, 2022

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