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Music

Director of new documentary wanted to get inside Garrison Keillor's head

Director of new documentary wanted to get inside Garrison Keillor's head

A new documentary about Garrison Keillor starts a weeklong run at the Oak Street Cinema tonight. "Garrison Keillor: The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes" follows the humorist and radio host through many months of writing and performing.
by Tom Crann

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Marcus and Haynes reconsider Dylan

Marcus and Haynes reconsider Dylan

Cultural critic Greil Marcus, who has written for Rolling Stone for decades, and is an expert on Bob Dylan is teaching a special course at the U of M this fall. Later today in the first of two public lectures Marcus will interview film director Todd Haynes.
by Euan Kerr

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Haunted basement attracts while it scares

Haunted basement attracts while it scares

People are flocking to the Soap Factory gallery in Minneapolis to be scared. The gallery, just across the river from downtown, is making use of its 125-year-old building to present an artist-designed Haunted Basement.
by Euan Kerr

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Marching bands to vie for state title Saturday

Marching bands to vie for state title Saturday

High school marching bands from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and South Dakota will compete at an all-day event at the Metrodome Saturday.
by Tom Weber

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Slideshow: Rosemount marching band practices

Slideshow: Rosemount marching band practices

MPR's Tom Weber visited with the Rosemount High School marching band this week, as they prepare to defend their state title this weekend at the Metrodome.
by Tom Weber

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Jazz influences and Brazilian poetry come to the SPCO

Jazz influences and Brazilian poetry come to the SPCO

What do you get when you cross a grammy award-winning jazz composer, one of the top sopranos in the world and the words of a Brazilian poet? This weekend, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra fans will find out.
by Euan Kerr

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New Classical Tracks: Minnesota's Beethoven

New Classical Tracks: Minnesota's Beethoven

The first Beethoven recordings by Osmo Vanska and the Minnesota Orchestra received rave reviews and whetted listeners' appetites for more. Now, with their newest disc, the cycle of nine symphonies is complete.
by Julie Amacher

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MPR's Michael Barone talks pipe organs and Pipe Dreams

MPR's Michael Barone talks pipe organs and Pipe Dreams

Organ music lovers are rabid, but that's not my word, that's Michael Barone's. Our colleague here at Classical Minnesota Public Radio should know. He's one of the rabid ones.
by Tom Crann

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New Classical Tracks: Unmistakably American

New Classical Tracks: Unmistakably American

The Eroica Trio's new disc, "An American Journey," includes pieces by Mark O'Connor, Gershwin, and Bernstein music that reflects the challenges and the vitality of the American experience.
by Valerie Kahler

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Twin Cities surrounded by composer Portman's music

Twin Cities surrounded by composer Portman's music

Academy Award winning composer Rachel Portman may live in London, but her work is all over the Twin Cities right now. She wrote music for "The Duchess", the Kiera Knightley period drama showing at area movie theaters.
by Euan Kerr

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