The Voice of Whitney Houston brought to Life at Ravinia on Friday, August 30th

Paul Lisnek Behind the Curtain

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Everyone would agree that Whitney Houston left us way too soon. Her voice was incredible and was called by Guiness Book of World records, “the most awarded female artist of all time.” Now for one evening, composer musician Sean Mayes (who is also working on the world premiere of “Ali the Musical” coming to Chicago) will conduct the Chicago Philharmonic for the world premiere of “The Voice of Whitney: A Symphonic Celebration, “ an original tribute concert. Whitney’s amazing musical legacy will be celebrated along with new original orchestrations and to include her legendary Super Bowl XXV performance of The Star Spangled Banner to all the classics like “I Will Always Love you.” The project is supported by the Estate of Whitney Houston and this promises to be an unforgettable evening.

Tickets for this one night only performance can be purchased at www.Ravinia.org and range from $35 – $55 each.

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