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Music

Sharing a swingin' archive

Sharing a swingin' archive

Bob DeFlores' film archive is one of the largest private collections in the country. A new partnership with Normandale Community College will make many of his rare, historical films available for educational institutions.
by Karl Gehrke

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Schubert Club Competition Winners: Caitlin Cisler

Schubert Club Competition Winners: Caitlin Cisler

Several winners of the Schubert Club's Scholarship Competition visited Minnesota Public Radio to share their artistry. Among them is soprano Caitlin Cisler, a grad student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
by Steve Staruch

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New Classical Tracks: China's most popular classical work

New Classical Tracks: China's most popular classical work

Gil Shaham's new disc presents two violin concertos -- one a 19th-century standard, the other written 80 years later in Communist China -- but both cast in lush romantic style.
by Julie Amacher

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Schubert Club Competition Winners: Emily Anderson

Schubert Club Competition Winners: Emily Anderson

Several winners of the Schubert Club's Scholarship Competition visited Minnesota Public Radio to share their artistry. Among them is violinist Emily Anderson, 17, of Stillwater High School.
by Steve Staruch

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Finding sweetness through sadness

Finding sweetness through sadness

"A haunted landscape" is how Osvaldo Golijov describes the Schubert songs he arranged for soprano Dawn Upshaw and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. The composer and singer stopped by Minnesota Public Radio, listened to the original versions of the songs and explained how they made them their own.
by John Birge

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Director examines the human side of immigration

Director examines the human side of immigration

Film director Tom McCarthy is drawing raves for his new film "The Visitor." The film examines the complicated realities of U.S. immigration policy.
by Euan Kerr

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New Classical Tracks: A treasure trove of forgotten arias

New Classical Tracks: A treasure trove of forgotten arias

On his latest disc, tenor Rolando Villazon has delved into operatic scores from 19th century Italy, many of them unfamiliar even to opera buffs. His criteria? "If my heart beat faster, then I chose it."
by Julie Amacher

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Arts economy snapshot

Arts economy snapshot

Regional arts groups haven't yet felt the effects of an ailing economy, but they're concerned about the future.
by Chris Roberts

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VocalEssence announces 40th season

VocalEssence announces 40th season

The Twin Cities choral group VocalEssence will celebrate its 40th anniversary season in 2008-09 with a tour of England and a collaboration with six of Minnesota's most prestigious professional and community choirs.
by John Birge

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The joy of pipa

The joy of pipa

Gao Hong is the master of the ancient Chinese lute known as the pipa. Since arriving in Minnesota, she's taken the instrument into surprising new territories by collaborating with musicians from a diverse range of cultures and traditions. She's making her Carnegie Hall debut this month.
by Karl Gehrke

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