Online Concerts and Season Updates
Last Updated: February 2021
Schubert Club has decided that all concerts remaining in the 2020-2021 season will be streamed as online presentations or, in a few cases, postponed or cancelled. While we realize that the full experience of a live performance cannot be replicated online, we are excited for the opportunity to connect with our audiences at home and to serve our mission to share the very best in classical music.
New Announcements (More details below):
-All remaining concerts in the 2020-2021 season will be streamed online only
-Accordo with Silent Film, Brooklyn Rider with Kayhan Kalhor, and the Spektral Quartet at Bell Museum have been cancelled
-Five “Schubert Revealed” performances with featured artists David Finckel and Wu Han will be presented as outdoor concerts in June at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds
-All Beethoven Quartet Series with the Danish String Quartet performances are still rescheduled for November 5-11, 2021
Our virtual concerts are free and available to all. Program notes will be published online, as will artist interviews and pre-concert lectures for select performances. For the latest updates, sign up for our email list and follow us on Facebook.
UPCOMING SCHUBERT CLUB ONLINE CONCERTSThe following concerts will be presented online only – with no live audience on their originally scheduled dates. Programs will be full-length video presentations unless otherwise noted. All concerts are available to watch for one month following the premiere date. |
VIRTUAL CONCERT FAQWondering where to tune in, and how to optimize your online viewing experience? Read the FAQ below!
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Courtroom Concert Series Courtroom Concert Series Courtroom Concert Series Courtroom Concert Series Courtroom Concert Series International Artist Series Accordo: Bartók, Beriom, Haydn, Wiancko, and Mozart Accordo: C.P.E. Bach, Kurtag, Beethoven, and Mozart Courtroom Concert Series Courtroom Concert Series International Artist Series Music in the Park Series Courtroom Concert Series International Artist Series Schubert Club Mix Accordo: Mozart, Tsontakis, and Brahms |
Where can I watch?All of our online concerts will be available to watch on our website and YouTube channel unless otherwise specified. To find the video for the concert you are trying to watch, go to the event page for that concert – the video will be available on the date and time of the performance. To make finding your concert videos quicker and easier, you can bookmark the event pages or subscribe to our YouTube channel. What if I can’t watch the concert at its scheduled time?Don’t worry! All virtual concerts will be available for replay on our website and YouTube channel for one month following the concert date. Will there be a concert program?Yes! Our program book, An die Musik, is digital this year and can be viewed on our website as an interactive PDF. If you wish to have a printed program, the PDF can also be downloaded and printed at home. Will there be pre-concert lectures? Where can I watch them?Pre-concert lectures will be available for all of our International Artist Series recitals. The lecture video will be posted to event page on our website and to our YouTube channel about 48 hours before the concert. For the most up-to-date information, sign up for our email list! How do I get the most out of my online concert viewing experience?Subscribe to Schubert Club’s YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook. On YouTube, you can select “Set Reminder” to be reminded via email when the performance begins. For the best viewing experience, we recommend watching the concert on your smart television’s YouTube app, or connecting your laptop to your television using an HDMI cable. To watch through a phone or computer via Google Chromecast, an Amazon Fire TV Stick, Roku, or Apple TV, make sure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and that you are on the correct television input. If you are subscribed to Schubert Club on YouTube, you will more easily be able to locate the performance. Next, click the stream button on your phone, tablet, or computer, and the video should appear on your TV. If you have a Roku device or Roku TV, you should also be able to download the Youtube App directly to your Roku home screen |
JANUARY-APRIL 2021 POSTPONED OR CANCELLED CONCERTS
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED:
Jan 10 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends — POSTPONED to June 2021
Feb 17 – Schubert Club Mix: ZOFO Piano Duo — CANCELLED
Mar 7 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends — POSTPONED to June 2021
Mar 12 – Schubert Club Mix: Spektral Quartet at Bell Museum — CANCELLED
Mar 13 – Schubert Club Mix: Spektral Quartet at Bell Museum — CANCELLED
Mar 27 – Winterreise: David Finckel, Wu Han — POSTPONED to June 2021
Mar 28 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends — POSTPONED to June 2021
Mar 29 – Schubert Club Mix: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends — POSTPONED to June 2021
NEWLY POSTPONED or CANCELLED:
Apr 21 – Accordo with Silent Film — CANCELLED
Apr 29 & 30 – Brooklyn Rider with Kayhan Kalhor — POSTPONED to 2021-22 Season
“SCHUBERT REVEALED” OUTDOOR CONCERTS
With David Finckel and Wu Han June 3-10, 2021
Schell’s Stage at Schilling Amphitheater, Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Additional details and full concert schedule to be announced in March 2021.
These concerts were originally scheduled to be performed during the 2020-21 season:
Jan 10 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends
Mar 7 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends
Mar 27 – Winterreise: David Finckel, Wu Han
Mar 28 – Music in the Park Series: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends
Mar 29 – Schubert Club Mix: David Finckel, Wu Han, & Friends
If you had tickets to one of the five “Schubert Revealed” concerts listed above, the value of those tickets has been banked to your Schubert Club account. When the new June Outdoor Concert details are announced, those who had tickets for the original performances dates will have first access to purchase new tickets for the June concerts.
ADDITIONAL TICKET INFORMATION
LEARN MORE ON OUR COVID-19 FAQ PAGE:
Performances to be Streamed Online
All subscribers who purchased tickets for performances that will now be presented online, will have the value of those tickets automatically banked to your accounts. We will also be banking parking passes for International Artist Series concerts. This banked value in your account may be applied towards your 2021-2022 season renewal or towards future Schubert Club performances before June 30, 2022. If you are happy with this outcome, you do not need to do anything. However, you may also request a refund at any time before the announced streaming date or convert your ticket purchase into a donation. If you would like a refund, please contact our box office at 651-292-4311 or by emailing ticketing@schubert.org
Schubert Club is committed to paying all artists, venues and our staff, in spite of the absence of regular ticket revenue. We ask you therefore to please consider making a tax-deductible donation to Schubert Club by donating part or all of the value of your tickets. Your contribution will directly support these fall presentations and our ongoing work as a musical non-profit organization.
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Postponed Performances
“Schubert Revealed” Concerts: Because these outdoor performances will be priced differently from the original performances, and also due to the unpredictability surrounding future guidelines instated by the CDC for in-person gatherings, we are not able to directly transfer everyone’s tickets into the new performances. However, ticket holders to any performances by David Finckel and Wu Han during the 20-21 season will have first access to purchase tickets to these outdoor concerts.
Beethoven Quartet Series with Danish String Quartet: These concerts have been rescheduled for the period of November 5-11, 2021. Additional details, including venues and concert times, will be announced to ticket holders soon. Tickets and parking passes will be transferred directly to their new, corresponding concert date(s). If these dates do not work in your schedule or you no longer with to attend, the value of your ticket(s) can be banked, donated, or refunded.
Brooklyn Rider with Kayhan Kalhor: No tickets were sold for this performance. No action is required.
Single Tickets Sales
No single tickets will be sold for the 2020-2021 season due to all concerts being offered online only.
For more information, please visit our FAQ page or contact our Box Office at 651-292-3268 M-Th 8:30am-4:30pm and F 8:30am-12:30pm or by emailing us at ticketing@schubert.org
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Share our Online Performances
Though we are saddened to not be able to have our audiences join us in person, we are hopeful for the opportunity to reconnect with our community through providing accessible, free performances for all to enjoy. Please consider introducing friends or family to Schubert Club by sharing links to our online presentations.
Donate Directly to Support Schubert Club
Your contribution will:
– Support artist fees
– Ensure education programs like Project CHEER and KidsJam are available online
– Keep Schubert Club financially healthy in these uncertain times
Tell us what’s on your mind. Email us at schubert@schubert.org