The Women of Chicago's Black Renaissance Tickets

The Women of Chicago's Black Renaissance is a performer spotlight celebrating the pivotal role Black women composers played in Chicago’s classical music landscape. Led by pianist Michelle Cann, this program revisits voices like Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, Nora Holt, Irene Britton Smith, and Betty Jackson King—delivering heritage, innovation, and resilience through intimate ensemble work.

Presented by University of Chicago Presents, the program debuted at Logan Center Performance Hall and continues across select North American venues in 2025. It’s a must-see for classical enthusiasts and those interested in music history and the enduring legacy of Black American composers.

We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket access to The Women of Chicago's Black Renaissance—an insider’s chance to experience these powerful works live with a performer-led program that combines scholarship, performance, and community significance.

Upcoming engagements include a stop in Cleveland on May 19, 2025 at Severance Music Center as part of Mandel Opera and Humanities Festival appearances. The program features Michelle Cann, a renowned pianist known for Florence Price interpretations and active recording projects tied to her scholarship and performances.

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