Enigma by Anna Thorvalsdottir is a solar-eclipse-inspired musical work, enlivened by 360-degree video art by Sigurdur Gudjonsson, projected onto the Bell Museum's Planetarium ceiling.
Enigma by Anna Thorvalsdottir is a solar-eclipse-inspired musical work, enlivened by 360-degree video art by Sigurdur Gudjonsson, projected onto the Bell Museum's Planetarium ceiling.
An enveloping sonic and visual journey created by acclaimed Icelandic com- poser Anna Thorvaldsdottír and video artist Sigurður Guðjónsson, Enigma takes place in the immersive night- sky environment of the Bell Museum's planetarium.
An enveloping sonic and visual journey created by acclaimed Icelandic com- poser Anna Thorvaldsdottír and video artist Sigurður Guðjónsson, Enigma takes place in the immersive night- sky environment of the Bell Museum's planetarium.
Lumina is a professional women’s ensemble dedicated to the mystery, beauty, and hope inherent in music. Their programming draws from a rich well of musical sources, including Medieval chants, Renaissance motets, folk song traditions, and works by living and local composers.
Merz Trio performs a program featuring the works of Brahms, Korngold, Shostakovich, and more!
The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble kicks off the 22-23 Schubert Club Music in the Park Series!
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.
LISTEN to and LEARN about the exciting and energetic music of Brazil! CREATE your own percussion instrument and PLAY along with cello, guitar, flute, and more percussion!
LISTEN to and LEARN about the exciting and energetic music of Brazil! CREATE your own percussion instrument and PLAY along with cello, guitar, flute, and more percussion!
Harpist Bridget Kibbey returns as Schubert Club’s 2022-2023 Featured Artist and is joined by violinist Alexi Kenney.
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.