Words Fail Us
In last week’s blog, I mentioned a keynote address by Eric Booth at the Chamber Music America annual conference. One of the highlights of that…
In last week’s blog, I mentioned a keynote address by Eric Booth at the Chamber Music America annual conference. One of the highlights of that…
I’m writing this week’s post from New York City. I am attending the annual Chamber Music America (CMA) conference with colleague…
Yesterday’s first-ever Schubert Club Mix concert at Aria in Minneapolis was sold out. To be fair, we (and presenting partner Liquid Music) were fairly confident…
First of all, Happy New Year to everyone, and thank you for continuing to take an interest in this blog. If you had…
The Schubert Club Office will be closed from Dec 24-Jan 2. My blog posts will resume on January 6. Until then, I wish you all a…
It’s mid-December and the attack of the background holiday music is in full swing. Shops, restaurants, elevators and any building that plays background music –…
How do new pieces of classical music come into existence? Of course there’s a nice simple answer here – composers write them! One day I’ll invite…
Every so often, I learn from subscribers of an artist they would love to hear on our International Artist Series. I welcome all suggestions –…
Having just presented a recital by two of the highest caliber international soloists, Christian Tetzlaff and Lars Vogt, last week at the Ordway, I’d like…
I will resist the urge to get too distracted with parallels between the circus acts and classical music, though a couple of funny images do…
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about our intention to bring The Schubert Club Museum to life. Located in downtown St Paul’s historic Landmark…
An article in the New York Times several days ago reported the latest trends in internet-based music consumption. Apparently, downloading (from sites like iTunes) is…