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Music of the Baroque: The Brothers Haydn
May 9 @ 7:30 pm
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The musical brothers Haydn were no strangers to sibling rivalry. Joseph traveled in fancy musical circles in Esterházy; Michael set up shop in Salzburg where he became friendly with the Mozart family. Decide for yourself who was better as Dame Jane Glover leads a celebration of each man’s unique artistry. Featured works include Michael Haydn’s Symphony No. 26 — until 1907, believed to be by Mozart — and Joseph Haydn’s Creation Mass, declared by one of his contemporaries, “the greatest work of a very great man.”
COVID-19 Protocol: All individuals over the age of five attending events at the Harris Theater will be required to show proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 prior to entering the facility. In addition, all audience members will be required to wear a mask while inside the venue.
FREE ticket info: For the Music of the Baroque seven 2021-22 Harris Theater performances, all students go for free! Students can reserve up to two complimentary tickets per valid student ID online or by calling 312.551.1414. Free student tickets are also available at the Harris Theater box office starting two hours prior to the performance. The Box Office will also accept a TAP card in lieu of a student ID.
Location Details:
TAP members should purchase tickets at the Level 5 Box Office. Walk-up service will be available on performance days, only for tickets to that day’s event, beginning one hour prior to the start of the performance.
Getting there:
The Harris Theater for Music and Dance is located at 205 E. Randolph Drive at the north end of Millennium Park in downtown Chicago. When driving, the Millennium Park Garage, located at 5 S. Columbus Dr., offers direct indoor access to the Harris Theater lobbies. Discounted parking validation for Millennium Park Garage is available at the Harris Theater Orchestra level box office. For further details about parking validation, please contact the box office at 312.334.7777.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) train stations close to the Harris Theater include the Red Line Lake Street station, and the Brown/Green/Orange/Purple/Pink Line trains’ Washington/Wabash station. Visit transitchicago.com for additional CTA routes and details.
If arriving downtown via Metra trains: taxi cabs and CTA buses are all immediately available from Union, Ogilvie, and LaSalle Street stations. The Harris Theater is just a block from the Randolph Street and South Shore Line stations. For additional Metra information and schedules please visit metrarail.com.
