Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Garrick Ohlsson, Louis Langree, and more

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, established in 1891 by Theodore Thomas, stands as a top American orchestra, renowned for precision and rich sound. It gained prominence under conductors like Fritz Reiner, who started its recording legacy, and Sir Georg Solti, substantially boosting its global acclaim and record sales. Their works with Mahler and Bruckner became iconic. Solti won the most Grammy Awards of any musician. The orchestra continuously reissues past revered recordings, maintaining its legacy. Recently, artists like Jessie Montgomery and Hilary Hahn collaborated with the ensemble.

Garrick Ohlsson, born in Bronxville, NY, is acclaimed for his Chopin interpretations, winning the 1970 Chopin Competition. With a broad repertory, he has toured globally, collaborated with top quartets, and founded the FOG Trio. He's won a Grammy, the Avery Fisher Prize, and the Gloria Artis Gold Medal in Poland.