Masking and proof of vaccination will be required at the door
This concert is sponsored in part by Allen Organs of the Twin Cities.
MINNESOTA CHORALE ANNOUNCES 2021-22 CONCERT SEASON
“Looking Forward, Looking Back”
The Minnesota Chorale announces details for the organization’s 50th concert season with a return to in-person performances, including the launch of a concert series amplifying voices of color, concerts with the Minnesota Orchestra, self-produced concerts with a range of artistic partners, and performances featuring all four of the Minnesota Chorale’s choirs.
Chorale artistic director Kathy Saltzman Romey is enthusiastic about the upcoming season:
“I am thrilled to resume live music making with the Chorale as we celebrate fifty years of singing and community! We are embarking on an exciting and varied season, which reunites us with our family of choirs, commemorates Osmo Vänskä's tenure with the Minnesota Orchestra, and offers a new collaboration with Border CrosSing in exploring repertoire by BIPOC composers under the direction of esteemed colleagues from across the country. I know it will be a year of great joy and growth as we reconnect with our audiences in the powerful and shared experience of song.”
CLICK HERE to read all about our season.
“Looking Forward, Looking Back”
The Minnesota Chorale announces details for the organization’s 50th concert season with a return to in-person performances, including the launch of a concert series amplifying voices of color, concerts with the Minnesota Orchestra, self-produced concerts with a range of artistic partners, and performances featuring all four of the Minnesota Chorale’s choirs.
Chorale artistic director Kathy Saltzman Romey is enthusiastic about the upcoming season:
“I am thrilled to resume live music making with the Chorale as we celebrate fifty years of singing and community! We are embarking on an exciting and varied season, which reunites us with our family of choirs, commemorates Osmo Vänskä's tenure with the Minnesota Orchestra, and offers a new collaboration with Border CrosSing in exploring repertoire by BIPOC composers under the direction of esteemed colleagues from across the country. I know it will be a year of great joy and growth as we reconnect with our audiences in the powerful and shared experience of song.”
CLICK HERE to read all about our season.