2024/25 Latino Alliance Concerts & Events
Join the CSO Latino Alliance for a new season of creating connections through the timeless beauty of music. The 2024/25 Latino Alliance season highlights Latino composers, artists and conductors in a series of performances at Symphony Center across a variety of genres including classical, jazz, new music and more.
Latino Alliance Subscription
The best way to secure your seats is to become a Latino Alliance season subscriber today!
Choose three or more concerts to secure your seats at special Latino Alliance pricing, plus enjoy access to additional subscriber benefits.
- Select at least three concerts with associated Latino Alliance receptions and the corresponding reception tickets.
- You will also have the opportunity to order additional Latino Alliance season concerts and a variety of other concerts at special Latino Alliance pricing at the same time as purchasing your subscription.
- Secure your favorite seats: more seating options are available through a Latino Alliance subscription.
- Access exclusive subscriber benefits, including flexible ticket exchanges, exclusive rates at nearby parking garages, a 15% savings on purchases at the Symphony Store and more.
Select concerts will also have associated Nuestras noches pre- or postconcert celebrations, artist meet-and-greets and networking events.
Ticket Information
Concert tickets start at $40 with promo code LASEASON. For concerts with a Nuestras noches event, a separate, free, reception ticket is also required. Your concert ticket pricing will be adjusted after you have added your seats to the online order.
FOR CONCERTS WITH NUESTRAS NOCHES EVENTS:
When purchasing your concert ticket, follow the prompts to add your free reception ticket to the order. Both a concert ticket and reception ticket are required for admittance to the reception. For questions or assistance, contact Patron Services online or call 312-294-3000.
Andrés Orozco-Estrada & Hilary Hahn SEP 19-20
Nuestras noches event SEP 19
In this season’s opening concert, conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada takes listeners from the streets of Bernstein’s New York, with the Overture to West Side Story, to the Argentine Pampas region, which is the setting of Ginastera’s vibrant Four Dances from Estancia.
Nuestras noches event: Celebrating Andrés Orozco-Estrada will be held directly after the Thursday, September 19 concert in Grainger Ballroom. More information about the event will be available soon.
Jordi Savall — Monteverdi: A Baroque Revolution OCT 8
Musical time traveler, globe-trotting impresario, enterprising scholar and charismatic virtuoso: Jordi Savall is one of the most distinctive talents in the field of early music.
Don Quixote OCT 24-26
This storybook concert program includes Strauss’ fantastical, symphonic interpretation of Don Quixote, which pits the befuddled “Man of La Mancha” against a flurry of windmills, sorcerers and bleating sheep.
Lila Downs: Día de los Muertos OCT 27
Commemorate Día de los Muertos with the Grammy-winning, Mexican-American singer Lila Downs and the Mexican Folkloric Dance Company of Chicago in a vibrant performance with songs in Spanish and English, as well as indigenous languages from Downs’ native Oaxaca.
Muti & the CSO NOV 8-9
Nuestras noches event NOV 8
Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov’s Megalopolis Suite features music from his score to the 2024 release of Francis Ford Coppola’s epic film. The concert also transports listeners to the landscapes of southern Spain with vivacious, dance inspired works including Manuel de Falla‘s El sombrero de tres picos and Emmanuel Chabrier’s España.
This concert’s associated Nuestras noches event will be held directly after the Friday, November 8 concert in Grainger Ballroom. More information about the event will be available soon
Merry, Merry Chicago! DEC 18-23
Nuestras noches event: ¡Noche navideña! DEC 21
Gather the whole family for the CSO Latino Alliance’s annual Noche Navideña event and Symphony Center’s joyous musical celebration of the season.
Nuestras noches event: ¡Noche navideña! will be held before the 1:00 p.m. Saturday, December 21 concert in Grainger Ballroom. More information about the event will be available soon.
Sphinx Virtuosi FEB 25
Nuestras noches event
The trailblazing 18-member string orchestra, comprised of outstanding Black and Latino musicians from around the country, performs diverse masterworks by Teresa Carreño and Grammy Award-winning composer Jessie Montgomery.
This Nuestras noches event will be co-hosted with the African American Network directly after the concert in Grainger Ballroom. More information about this event will be available soon.
Ravel Daphnis and Chloe MAR 6-8
Spanish conductor Gustavo Gimeno leads a program which includes Maurice Ravel’s Rhapsodie espagnole, capturing the sensuous allure of Spain.
The Music of Our Emotions MAR 8
Discover how music can help us understand and share our feelings. Born of a life filled with joy and sorrow, love and pain, the music of Tchaikovsky pulses with strong emotions.
Perfect for ages 5-12
Jimmy López Bellido: Inner Dialogues MAR 23
Nuestras noches event
Experience an eclectic fusion of contemporary compositions, curated by Jimmy López Bellido, “one of the hottest contemporary musical forces around” (Arts Atlanta).
This Nuestras noches event will be held directly after the concert in the Rotunda. More information about the event will be available soon.
Boleros de Noche featuring Tres Souls & Trío Remembranza APR 12
Nuestras noches event
Boleros de Noche aims to preserve, uplift and celebrate bolero music, often considered the most romantic genre of Latin American music. Tres Souls’ vintage sound is inspired by the golden era of Mexican cinema, and Puerto Rico’s Trío Remembranza puts its spin on trío romántico traditions.
This Nuestras noches event will be held directly after the concert in Grainger Ballroom. More information will be available soon.
Eliane Elias / Edmar Castañeda: Family MAY 9
Grammy-winning pianist, singer and Brazilian superstar Eliane Elias seamlessly intertwines straight-ahead jazz and Afro-Latin rhythms like samba and bossa nova. Colombian-born jazz harpist Edmar Castañeda performs original compositions and interpretations of traditional Colombian songs from his Latin Grammy-nominated album.
Maria João Pires MAY 25
Distinguished Portuguese pianist Maria João Pires, hailed as “an elegant technician and probing interpreter” (The New York Times), returns to Symphony Center.
Riccardo Muti & Esteban Batallán JUNE 12-14
Nuestras noches event JUNE 12
Esteban Batallán, the CSO’s principal trumpet since 2019, makes his much-anticipated debut as a soloist with the Orchestra in a pair of brilliant, high-flying concertos.
More information about this concert’s associated Nuestras noches event will be available soon.