Richard Evidon is a long-time friend and contributor at Schubert Club. The Minneapolis-born musicologist/writer/translator/editor was on the London editorial staff of the New Grove Dictionary of Music…
As we continue with our virtual season, the Schubert Club staff is still working predominantly from home. We checked in with our hard-working…
As we continue with our virtual season, the Schubert Club staff is still working predominantly from home. We checked in with our hard-working…
As we continue with our virtual season, the Schubert Club staff is still working predominantly from home. We checked in with our hard-working…
As we continue to accept applications for our 2021 Bruce P. Carlson Virtual Scholarship Competition, we sat down and spoke with Miranda Kettlewell, winner…
“Votes for Women: International Suffragists’ Song” by Ed Markel, Library of Congress, Music Division Simple history is inaccurate history, period.
In 1919, the Nineteenth Amendment—which sought to guarantee that the right to vote could not “be denied or abridged by the United States or any…
If it weren’t for a young wife, mother, and suffragist who came to Minnesota in the mid-1850s, the Ordway Center for the Performing…
Today’s blog is written by Kate Cooper, Schubert Club’s Director of Education and Museum. Music is a part of every life, every culture, every ounce…
As new Schubert Club Composer-in-Residence deVon Russell Gray states, “How many things are there in life that are universal? There’s food, there’s love, friendship,…
Reinaldo Moya is Schubert Club’s Composer in Residence. “The Way North” is included in a new recording by Matthew McCright, piano called “What is Left…
Schubert Club has been a concert presenter for 125 years! Our first recital in 1893 featured the German pianist Adele Aus der Ohe. For each…