Soprano Ana María Martínez / Pianist Kevin Murphy
Soprano Ana María Martínez / Pianist Kevin Murphy

Soprano Ana María Martínez / Pianist Kevin Murphy

Wed, July 30, 2025 7:30 PM Tickets

Know Before You Go

Getting to Ravinia: Parking, Rideshare & Train

Free Parking OnsiteFree Metra UP-N Train

  Park in the South Parking Lot at 201 St. Johns Ave. The lot opens at the listed “Public Gates” time.

Park and Ride shuttles are not in service for this event, and no other on-site parking lots are open.

 Alert your driver: Uber, Lyft, and other car services must use one of the following parking lots to drop off and pick up guests.

  • South Parking Lot (201 St. Johns Ave)
  • Braeside Train Station (10 N. St. Johns Ave) — ¼ mile walk from Ravinia
  • No drop-offs or pick-ups are allowed on public streets. If Highland Park Police or Ravinia staff redirect traffic, please follow those instructions.

  Ride the Metra Union Pacific North Line train to and from our main entrance for free with your Ravinia ticket.
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Views of the Stage

Bennett Gordon Hall is an indoor venue. The stage is not visible from any location on the Lawn, nor is audio from the performance broadcast to the Lawn.

This performance has been moved to Bennett Gordon Hall

All Martin Theatre and Lawn tickets have been automatically exchanged for reserved seats in Bennett Gordon Hall.

The performance will not be broadcast to the Lawn; ​all Wintrust Chair & Table rentals have been refunded to the original payment method.

Free parking is available in the South Parking Lot at 201 St. Johns Ave; no other on-site parking will be open.

  Contact the box office with any questions or to make alternate arrangements with your tickets.

About the Performance

Program

Manuel de Falla: Siete canciones populares españolas

Héctor Campos Parsi: Canciones de Cielo y Agua

Joaquín Turina: Poema en forma de canciones, op. 19

–Intermission–

Monsita Ferrer: Amanecer

Ernesto Lecuona: Romanza from María la O

Rafael Hernández Marín: “Capullito de Alelí”

Rafael Hernández Marín: “Preciosa”