How does a high school theater put on a production during a pandemic? For Eagan High School, it took a lot of coordination, safety measures and passion. 'Les Miserables: Student Edition' runs Dec. 12 through Jan. 31.
Minnesota musician, author and educator Djenane Saint Juste aims to share the joy and history of her native country, Haiti, through storytelling. Her new book and accompanying CD, 'The Mermaid and the Whale,' is a musical journey through a traditional folk song.
University of Minnesota professor Peter Mercer-Taylor is driven to bring early-American hymns back to life as part of a project fueled by a new website and book. And he's looking for choirs to contribute their vocal talents to help the cause.
The St. Olaf Band celebrated its 125th year in 2016, prompting two authors with connections to the Northfield college to write a history book about the ensemble. Take a journey through its storied past in 'Milestones and Memories of the St. Olaf Band, 1891-2018.'
For a few grim weeks in March this year, it seemed as if the sky were falling in on the eight members of the all-male vocal group Cantus. But they've coped with the pandemic with new songs, a concert series and a bright outlook.
Six months ago, Minnesota Opera violinist Emilia Mettenbrink started playing concerts from her balcony in St. Paul. Now, her Tiny Balcony Concerts will culminate with two performances on Oct. 2.
Combining footage and audio from 'Carmen,' 'The Marriage of Figaro,' modern classics, and more, the Minnesota Opera's season opener at CHS field is a digital event you don't want to miss.
Wine and food pairings are a tale as old as time, but what about pairing wine with your favorite classical work? Explore what Minnesota wines have to offer when enjoyed with a complementary symphony or concerto.
In January, Michael Culloton received news he had been dreaming of for more than two decades: Concordia College, where he studied as an undergraduate, had appointed him its new director of choral activities, replacing the legendary Rene Clausen. Then the coronavirus hit. He's started the new school year amid that challenge, including rehearsals with a difference.
When COVID-19 threw a wrench in Denis Evstuhin's recital celebrating Tchaikovsky's 180th birthday, the pianist thought on his feet. Now, his all-Tchaikovsky celebration will be held at the Town Green Park in Maple Grove on Aug. 22.
