On Saturday September 24, the dynamic site-specific sound and light environment will be open to the public in
the Landmark Center courtyard from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. for visitors to explore, play, and create music.
Toyin Spellman-Diaz from Imani Winds plays the reedy, penetrating and somewhat hypnotic sounds of the oboe. Learn about this slender wind instrument with its 45 pieces of keywork and delicate double reed.
An evening celebrating the world’s most well-known arias, art songs, and spirituals created and directed by composer, conductor, and multi-genre musician Damien Sneed.
After his morning performance at the Ordway, violinist Alexi Kenney will lead master class for at the Lloyd Ultan Recital Hall (in Ferguson Hall) at the University of Minnesota on Thursday, December 1, 3:30pm. Students have already been selected to participate, but the event is free and open to the public to observe.
Schubert Club's 2022-23 Featured Artist Bridget Kibbey will present a harp master class at MacPhail Center for Music in Performance Classroom #125 on Thursday, December 1, from 6:30-9:30pm. Students have already been selected to participate, but the event is free and open to the public to observe.
Listen to the French horn played by Kevin Newton of Imani Winds. Discover how the prominent bell, rotary valves and up to 12 feet of curved tubing help produce the bold yet velvety sounds of the French horn.
Explore Schubert Club's oldest keyboard instrument, a 17th Century Italian harpsichord. Tami Morse will demonstrate how the feather quills pluck the strings of this rustic instrument, producing its bright, resonant sound.
Veena musician, Nirmala Rajasekar, plays energetic ragas (melodies) and talas (rhythms) on the oldest Indian musical instrument dating back over 2000 years. Museum Minis are free, virtual 15-minute interactive sessions for all ages to learn about instruments from the Schubert Club Music Museum. Local talented, knowledgeable, and diverse musicians will share fascinating information about how […]
Witness the best of the local rising musical stars in the categories of piano, strings, voice, guitar, brass and woodwinds - the winners of Schubert Club's 100th Annual Student Scholarship Competition.
Join Christian Adeti and delve into the history and traditions of djembe. Learn to play the three basic rhythmic pitches of this West African instrument - bass, tone and slap. Museum Minis are free, virtual 15-minute interactive sessions for all ages to learn about instruments from the Schubert Club Music Museum. Local talented, knowledgeable, and […]