Program
Aaron Copland (arr. Ray Wilding-White) At The River
William Bolcom New York Lights from A View From The Bridge
Florence Price Resignation
Jake Heggie The Haughty Snail-King from Songs to the Moon
Kurt Weill We'll Go Away Together from Street Scene
Jasmine Arielle Barnes To Whom It May Concern
Leonard Bernstein Morning, Sun from Trouble in Tahiti
Leonard Bernstein Well, of all people from Trouble in Tahiti
John Jacob Niles Calm Is The Night
David Lang What is Mine from poor hymnal
William Grant Still 'Tis Sunset in the Garden from Troubled Island
Henry Mancini Moon River
Featuring
Vocal Fellows of the Grant Park Chorus
Chuck Foster, piano
Venue details
Indian Boundary Park
2500 W Lunt Ave, Chicago, IL 60645
How to attend
All our Night Out in the Parks concerts are free to attend. Arrive 30 minutes before start.
Night Out in the Parks
Attending a Night Out in the Parks
What are Night Out in the Parks?
Night Out in the Parks brings free, family-friendly performances by Grant Park artists to Chicago neighborhoods, celebrating local culture.
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Our Night Out in the Parks are free for the public to attend on a first-come-first-serve basis.
All our Night Out in the Parks are free to attend. Arrive 30 minutes before start.
Plan your visitEvent Sponsors
The Festival’s String and Vocal Fellowships and Night Out in the Parks performances are generously supported by Dr. Scholl Foundation, Alice Cooperman, Colleen and Lloyd Fry and the Lloyd A. Fry Foundation, the Hanson Community Connections Fund, the Jentes Family Violin Fellowship Fund, Jeffrey Lewis, Mazza Foundation, Nancy Meyerson (In Memory of Al Lewis), and the Sandra and Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Cello Fellowship Fund.