Full Halls are Not Good Enough
The Schubert Club is very fortunate to have a very strong base of donors and subscribers. We are able to brag about halls…
The Schubert Club is very fortunate to have a very strong base of donors and subscribers. We are able to brag about halls…
Today’s blog post is about one of our newest education programs, KidsJam, written by Kate Cooper, our Director of Museum and Education at The…
After a relatively quiet summer – at least in terms of attending concerts – I find myself back in full swing. We’ve had two…
Over the summer I read a blog post of a professional orchestra wind player who wrote up a list of things he didn’t like to…
Earlier this month, I had the opportunity at our Schubert Club Annual Luncheon to reflect back on the past season. In case you…
Today’s blog post about Theoroi is written by The Schubert Club’s Marketing Intern, Quinn Shadko. Theoroi is a Schubert Club program attempting to cultivate the next generation…
Today’s post is written by Max Carlson, The Schubert Club’s Program and Production Associate who manages our Composer Mentorship Program. The Schubert Club hosts a unique opportunity…
Today’s post is written by Max Carlson, The Schubert Club’s Program and Production Associate who manages our Composer Mentorship Program. Did you know that The Schubert Club…
One of the many interesting things my job involves is listening to live concerts by solo artists and ensembles whom we might invite to perform…
Today’s blog post about Theoroi is written by The Schubert Club’s Marketing Intern, Quinn Shadko. Theoroi is a Schubert Club program attempting to cultivate the next generation…
April is always a busy month for The Schubert Club. I’ve noted this in prior years but in spite of that awareness, this year…
Some people reading this blog entry may recognize the above title as the one chosen by Gabriel Kahane and Timo Andres for their fascinating…