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30 Years of Chamber Music: The Hill House Chamber Players
Today’s guest blog post is written by Julie Ayer and Jeffrey Van of the Hill House Chamber Players whose season kicks of this coming…
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How did you become a concertgoer? A question from The Schubert Club’s new Board President
Today’s post is written by The Schubert Club’s Board President, Kim Severson. Are you one of the thousands of patrons who attend Schubert Club concerts?…
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We love feedback – positive or not
One of the great things about my job at The Schubert Club is that people here in this community care about what we do. Maybe…
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The Many Perks of Being a Schubert Club Subscriber
Today’s post is written by Tirzah Blair, Ticketing and Development Associate at The Schubert Club. The 2015-2016 season is an exciting time for The…
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Remembering Thelma Hunter, a Musician and Woman of Distinction
Many of you reading this blog will know already that a major figure in the Twin Cities music world passed away last week. Thelma Hunter…
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Theoroi Arts Ambassadors – Kicking off the fifth year
Today’s post is written by Tessa Retterath Jones, Director of Marketing & Ticketing at The Schubert Club. We’re in the final weeks of recruiting…
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Who Sits Where: a glimpse at how we assign subscriber seating
Today’s post is written by Tessa Retterath Jones, The Schubert Club’s Ticketing & Marketing Manager. [divider line_type=”Full Width Line” custom_height=””] While summer may be our…
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Making music truly accessible to all – it’s not as easy as it sounds
Financial gifts from the recent and distant past to our Schubert Club endowment fund make it possible for us as an organization to make most…
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Music for all at The Schubert Club
Those of you who follow and attend Schubert Club activities will know that the past ten days have been busy ones. In addition to Hilary…
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The Haydn Evangelists
At yesterday’s Music in the Park Series concert, the St. Lawrence String Quartet played two string quartets by Franz Josef Haydn (Opus 20, no. 5…
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The Universality of J.S. Bach
I’m sure there are a few people out there to disprove the theory (aren’t there always!), but doesn’t just about everybody love the music of…
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Reflections on the Past Busy Week
“Rock the Ordway,” our celebratory 22 Days of Opening Nights in the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, came to a close yesterday with two…