All Composers Were Young Once, Some Still Are
I have the pleasure of serving on the non-profit Board of the American Composers Forum (ACF) which met this past weekend. ACF is a membership…
I have the pleasure of serving on the non-profit Board of the American Composers Forum (ACF) which met this past weekend. ACF is a membership…
At our Schubert Club Annual Luncheon back in June, we shared the news that some of our International Artist Series recitals will move from the…
Last week I blogged about the live concert experience and the key factors that I think make some performances memorable and some not so memorable. …
I was talking with a friend recently about the live concerts we’ve been to over the years and some of the reasons these performances stick…
Theoroi completed its third year of existence back in June 2014. My predecessor Kathleen van Bergen and former Schubert Club Board Members Suzanne Asher and…
Most people with knowledge of the Minnesota music scene know that The Schubert Club is a very old institution. It began back in…
Today’s blog is written by Joanna Kirby, who has been the Director of Project CHEER for over 25 years. Project Cheer began as an…
I was reading over the past weekend about our first guest artist for the 2014-15 International Artist Series, Nathan Gunn. The commentator wrote of a…
Today is June 30th, the last day of The Schubert Club’s fiscal year – ours and many other non-profit organizations’ too. We have all received…
Last week, we announced the new programs and dates for Accordo’s 6th season. Accordo is a string ensemble of 8…
Last week I wrote about moving our International Artist Series to the new Ordway Concert Hall in the 2015-16 season. We have three straightforward reasons…
At our Annual Luncheon last Wednesday, I announced that the majority of our International Artist Series recitals will move to the new 1100-seat Ordway Concert…