The multimedia work that was ‘born in Minnesota’ had its premiere in 2019. The London performance will be its first outside North America. 

 


Jocelyn Hagen’s ‘Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci’ makes its London debut

May 18 marks the season finale for the ensemble, which is auditioning music directors to replace longtime leader Cary John Franklin.


For the love of music: Civic Orchestra of Minneapolis has attracted top-level volunteer talent for more than 70 years

Showcase will salute a half-century of the programs focusing on instrument building and repair.


Minnesota State College Southeast celebrates ’50 Years of Lutherie’

The late pontiff was known for his love of music, and he even had a favorite record store in Rome. 


Pope Francis loved music, including classical

The music director of the original production describes the search for authenticity and community in the sisterly story.


Denise Prosek plumbs new depths in 'Frozen' at CTC

The company makes its 18th visit to Northrop Auditorium, bringing back the classic ballet.


Northrop presents American Ballet Theatre's 'Giselle' 

World premieres and returning guest artists are featured in the musician-led concert repertoire.


SPCO announces its 2025-26 season

The tribute to the pianist/composer is personal for co-founder and performing partner Young-Nam Kim.


Chamber Music Society concert honors founder Paul Schoenfield

Composer/conductor Steve Hackman tells how he melded genres into a gorgeous whole in ‘Brahms X. Radiohead.’


A Brahms-Radiohead mashup at Orchestra Hall

Franz Schubert was an Austrian composer, known for writing a monumental oeuvre in his 31 years. Learn more about his life and work with YourClassical.

 


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