Jan Lisiecki made one of the most thrilling CSO debuts of 2019, an “extraordinarily delicate and poetic performance” in which “virtually everything [he] played conveyed depth of thought and openness of expression” (Chicago Tribune). Lisiecki’s all-Chopin program features the fiendishly virtuosic Opus 10 Etudes and a group of wistful and evocative nocturnes.
Etudes, Op. 10, and Selected Nocturnes
Nocturne, Op. 16. No. 4 [Encore]
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