At a time when electrified genres like funk and rock and roll were on the rise, and when classical virtuosos felt pressed to dazzle wider audiences, the expansion of Schubert Club’s keyboard collection symbolized a desire to reconnect with the roots of classical music.
The Schubert Club names its Museum performance space for pianist and long-time supporter Thelma Hunter ST. PAUL, Minn. (April, 2016) – The Schubert Club formally…
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…
Today’s blog post is written by our Museum Manager, Kate Cooper, about some exciting changes in our FREE Schubert Club Museum. The Museum is located…
Announcing LIVE AT THE MUSEUM 2015-2016 The Schubert Club Museum, Landmark Center, Saint Paul Live at the Museum aims to bring The Schubert Club Museum to…
Join us for the final Live at the Museum event of the season on April 24 at 7:30pm. Pianist Stephanie Wendt will play charming music…
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…
Tonight (Tues, October 29) is the first Live at the Museum Concert of the season. This concert titled ‘To Be… To Ask…’ is…
One of the goals our board and staff identified during our strategic planning process last year was to increase the amount of performance activity in…