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Our 2023-24
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RAVEL: Daphnis & Chloé, with Minnesota Orchestra
Thomas Søndergård, conductor Thursday, September 28 – 11:00am – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Friday, September 29 – 8:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Saturday, September 30 – 2:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Minnesota Orchestra’s new artistic director, Thomas Søndergård guides the Orchestra through evocative music of daring adventure, mythical creatures, sorcery, and romance by Auerbach, Debussy and Barber, culminating in Ravel’s atmospheric Daphnis and Chloé with the Minnesota Chorale. Tickets available through minnesotaorchestra.org |
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BRIDGES: Expanding the Canon 1 – featuring new work by Venezuelan composer, Alberto Grau
Kathy Saltzman Romey, Dr. Shekela Wanyama and Paolo Debuque, conductors Monday, October 16, 2023 at 7:00pm - InChoir open rehearsal - Westminster Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis Expanding the Canon 1 will explore familiar and new choral octavos from North and South America, Asia and Europe. The program will feature a new work by Venezuelan composer Alberto Grau written this year for the 90th birthday of German conductor Helmuth Rilling – a setting of Psalm 26, which will be recorded by the Chorale and other international choirs as a gift to Helmuth Rilling and Alberto Grau.
For more information about the 2023-24 Season of Bridges please click HERE.
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HANDEL: Messiah, with Minnesota Orchestra
Christopher Warren-Green, conductor Friday, December 8 – 8:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Saturday, December 9 – 7:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Minnesota Orchestra welcomes back British conductor Christopher Warren-Green in two performances of Handel’s Messiah with the Minnesota Chorale and international soloists soprano Georgia Jarman, counter tenor Reginald Mobley, tenor Toby Spence and bass Jordan Bisch. Tickets will be available through minnesotaorchestra.org |
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SIDE BY SIDE with Tenors and Basses of St. Paul Public School Partners
Jon Lahann, Conductor Saturday, March 2; Location TBA The Side By Side program supports and encourages the choral singing experience of high school tenors and basses. In collaboration with selected high school choirs from the greater Twin Cities metro area, Chorale tenors and basses collaborate with partnering schools to prepare diverse repertoire, which is rehearsed and performed side-by-side. |
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BRIDGES: Expanding the Canon 2 - a joint program with Border CrosSing
Dr. Anthony Trecek-King, guest conductor Saturday, March 16 - 7:30pm - Unity Church - Unitarian, St. Paul Over the past 20 years, Dr. Anthony Trecek-King has earned an international reputation as a choral conductor, scholar, pedagogue, and media personality. He is passionate about cultivating artistically excellent ensembles that explore socially relevant issues through emotionally immersive programs, challenging both artists and audiences to feel and think deeply. Expanding the Canon II will continue our presentation of thought-provoking repertoire as led by Dr. Tracek-King in collaboration with the Twin Cities professional ensemble Border CrosSing. Ticket information coming soon. |
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ALBERGA: Rise Up, O Sun! (US premiere)
BRAHMS: Schicksalslied with Minnesota Orchestra Thomas Søndergård, conductor Thursday, April 11 – 11:00am – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Friday, April 12 – 8:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Saturday, April 13 – 2:00pm – Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis Robert Schumann composed his Spring Symphony during the wintertime, dreaming of warmer days to come and the signs of life that would soon abound in nature. Thomas Søndergård conducts this bright, joyful symphony and also, collaborates with the Minnesota Chorale in the U.S. premiere of Jamaican composer Eleanor Alberga’s Rise Up, O Sun! and Johannes Brahms’ dramatic Schicksalslied as paired with Max Bruch’s elegant First Violin Concerto featuring Orchestra Concertmaster Erin Keefe as soloist. Tickets will be available at minnesotaorchestra.org |
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FAMILY CONCERT
Minnesota Chorale with Voices of Experience,
Minneapolis Youth Chorus, & Prelude Children’s Choir
Kathy Saltzman Romey, Jerry Rubino, Nicole Lambrecht, conductors
Saturday, May 18; St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis
In this final concert of the season, we bring together our family of choirs – the Minnesota Chorale, Voices of Experience Seniors Choir, Minneapolis Youth Chorus, and Prelude Children’s Choir in a joyous celebration of choral singing led by Kathy Saltzman Romey, Jerry Rubino and newly-appointed MYC/Prelude artistic director Nicole Lambrecht.
This event is free to attend.
Pre-registration is requested - coming soon
Suggested donation is $20/person
Minnesota Chorale with Voices of Experience,
Minneapolis Youth Chorus, & Prelude Children’s Choir
Kathy Saltzman Romey, Jerry Rubino, Nicole Lambrecht, conductors
Saturday, May 18; St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis
In this final concert of the season, we bring together our family of choirs – the Minnesota Chorale, Voices of Experience Seniors Choir, Minneapolis Youth Chorus, and Prelude Children’s Choir in a joyous celebration of choral singing led by Kathy Saltzman Romey, Jerry Rubino and newly-appointed MYC/Prelude artistic director Nicole Lambrecht.
This event is free to attend.
Pre-registration is requested - coming soon
Suggested donation is $20/person