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Concert review: Violinist Stefan Jackiw dazzles with the Minnesota Orchestra (opens the original)
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Violinist Stefan Jackiw makes for a dazzling guest with the Minnesota Orchestra this weekend, playing a Mozart concerto with loving dexterity and spirited vigor. It’s part of a varied lineup that showcases the emotional power of sound, beginning with a contemporary work by Gabriela Smith, and heading eventually toward Sergei Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 6. Led by Thomas Søndergård, the concert showcases the ensemble’s range of subtle and grandiose stylings. Even the cellos get into the percussive so
Concert review: Guitar virtuoso Sharon Isbin displays instrument’s musical magic (opens the original)
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Multiple Grammy Award-winner Sharon Isbin is sharing her considerable gifts with a hometown crowd in a pair of concerts presented by the Minnesota Guitar Society at Hamline University’s Sundin Music Hall in St. Paul on Friday and Saturday, with Saturday’s concert sold out. With quick fingers and expressive artistry, the St. Louis Park native on Friday played classical works alongside contemporary pieces composed just for her. Throughout the show Friday evening, the virtuoso unveiled an expansive
Music review: Harpist Somogyi explores time, sensory experiences through electronic music (opens the original)
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A hypnotizing aura wafted through the Berlin nightclub in Minneapolis’ North Loop district on Tuesday night, when Los Angeles-based harpist and contemporary classical performer-composer Lara Somogyi treated the crowd to her electro-acoustic music. Performing alongside local ensemble the Laurels String Quartet, Somogyi’s music traversed time and pondered nature through harp artistry enhanced by pedals and pickups that opened the instrument to new possibilities. Somogyi elevated the vibrations int
Review: Fifth ‘Divas & Drag’ blends musicianship and lighthearted entertainment (opens the original)
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With raunchy innuendo, stripteases, political lampooning and a whole lot of silliness, An Opera Theatre’s production of “Divas & Drag V: Young, Sexy and Baroque,” doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s a good thing. While the quality of the musicianship in a program of Baroque operatic works remains at a high level, the show’s queer vaudevillian sensibility makes for a lighthearted evening. In this show, narrow ideas about gender get thrown out the window. Think sopranos are all feminine
Oratorio Society takes listeners on a joyful ‘Musical Journey to Korea’ (opens the original)
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Korean-American singers and musicians shone in the Oratorio Society of Minnesota’s summer concert, “A Musical Journey to Korea.” With guest musicians from the Twin Cities and Chicago, the show offered a window into Korean folk and courtly music, at times finding points of connection between those traditions and Western classical choral music. While it was a bit unusual to hear these disparate musical traditions brought together, the singers from the Oratorio Society’s annual Summer Chorus at the
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