Three renowned visionary artists combine talents in this eclectic new piano trio, Junction. Violinist Stefan Jackiw joins forces with pianist and 2026-27 Schubert Club Featured Artist Conrad Tao, and cellist Jay Campbell.
Visionary pianist and composer Conrad Tao brings his singular imagination to the music of Rachmaninoff, tracing unexpected connections between the composer’s richly expressive voice and the worlds of jazz, Broadway, and American song.
Accordo is a string ensemble composed of present and former principal string players of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Minnesota Orchestra. The group has been named “Best Chamber Ensemble” by the Minneapolis Star […]
Join us for an abbreviated (one-hour) informal repeat performance at the restaurant and music venue, Icehouse in Minneapolis on Tuesday, February 2, 2027 at 7:30pm. In addition to purchasing your […]
Travel the world through music with violinist and cellist Olivia and Karla of The OK Factor! Discover folk traditions from North America, Hungary, the Shetland Islands, and Sweden, along with Olivia and Karla's own original music.
Travel the world through music with violinist and cellist Olivia and Karla of The OK Factor! Discover folk traditions from North America, Hungary, the Shetland Islands, and Sweden, along with Olivia and Karla's own original music.
Travel the world through music with violinist and cellist Olivia and Karla of The OK Factor! Discover folk traditions from North America, Hungary, the Shetland Islands, and Sweden, along with Olivia and Karla's own original music.
The boundary-defying Trio Afiori brings together three of today’s most dynamic artists—clarinetist Anthony McGill, mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron, and pianist Gloria Chien—in a vivid exploration of bold storytelling, collaboration, music, and cultural heritage.
Venezuelan-American violinist Gabriela Lara, winner of the Robert Frederick Smith Prize and 1st Place Senior Laureate of the 28th Annual Sphinx Competition, will make her Music in the Park Series debut in March 2026.
A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.
A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.
A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.