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Making classical music more accessible: Meet Minnesota Orchestra CEO Isaac Thompson

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Isaac Thompson, president and CEO of the Minnesota Orchestra, poses for a portrait at Minnesota Public Radio headquarters in St. Paul on Tuesday.
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Isaac Thompson grew up in the Twin Cities dreaming of becoming a professional violinist. His career took him off the stage and into arts leadership — and eventually brought him back home to lead the Minnesota Orchestra, the same institution that inspired him as a kid.

MPR News host Angela Davis talks with Thompson about his first year as CEO of the orchestra and his vision for making classical music more accessible.

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MPR News host Angela Davis (right) talks with Isaac Thompson (left), president and CEO of the Minnesota Orchestra, in an MPR News studio in St. Paul on Tuesday.
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Guest:

  • Isaac Thompson is the president and CEO of the Minnesota Orchestra, a role he began in October 2025. He previously served as president and CEO of the Oregon Symphony and held leadership roles at the New York Philharmonic, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.

Isaac Thompson serves on the Minnesota Public Radio Board of Trustees.

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