The An die Musik Award is Schubert Club’s highest honor. It’s presented annually to one classical music enthusiast whose outstanding dedication and commitment over many years has significantly…
At last week’s Schubert Club Mix featuring music by Philip Glass and Johan Sebastian Bach played by Christopher O’Riley, we had a pre-concert…
Schubert Club has an Endowment Fund. We are very fortunate to have this Fund — a vital piece of the organizational and financial puzzle…
I regularly find myself discussing and answering questions about our very unique young professionals program, Theoroi, with audience members, colleagues in the industry and even…
Last week, I had the fun task of interviewing Twin Cities-based mezzo soprano Clara Osowski who is just back from Europe having won second place…
A few weeks ago, I was asked for a brief written description of the Schubert Club for someone unfamiliar with what we are. Sounds…
Today’s blog post is written by Kate Cooper, the Schubert Club’s Education and Museum Director. As the preparation begins for our 95th annual Bruce…
Later this week, we will post an announcement inviting applications for a new position for Composer-in-Residence at the Schubert Club. It will be a revamped…
This coming Thursday at 7:00pm, Schubert Club presents an encore performance of our lunchtime program Songs for the Season, a program dedicated entirely to…
As I finish up signing a large pile of letters to generous donors asking them to renew their gifts to the Schubert Club’s annual fund,…
Today’s post is written by Paul Olson, Director of Development at the Schubert Club. In the summer of 1829, the 20-year-old composer Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy made a…
The Schubert Club is very fortunate to have a very strong base of donors and subscribers. We are able to brag about halls…