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The Walker hosts a two-day celebration of drummer Dave King's home-grown musical explorations.
March 2010
by Brian Voerding
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James Robinson, whose production of Mozart’s Abduction from the Seraglio
comes to the Minnesota Opera in November, discusses how he lets the music direct his directing.
November 2008
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Peter Lansky (AKA SovietPanda) rocks First Avenue every Saturday night with his sets of techno-punk, house, classical, and even disco-era tunes.
November 2008
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Maria Schneider believes that music has to become more personal, which is why she has taken down the barriers and composed a new song cycle for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
October 2008
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Local lute legend Phil Rukavina describes the essence of this sweetly delicate, intricate music.
October 2008
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Inspired by an eclectic blend of influences, this velvet-throated lead singer in two local bands looks forward to the release of her new CD.
October 2008
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His thoughts on gypsy music, having too many guitars, and what world music really means.
August 2008
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Minnesota Voices connects five composers with six community choruses around the state for a musical celebration of everything Minnesota.
August 2008
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It’s not summer without Sommerfest, and this year is bound to be hot! Check out what you can expect here!
July 2008
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 SLIDESHOW
The Walker Art Center and The Current’s Rock the Garden had us jamming to the beats. We rocked the garden, did you?
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Matt Santos charges into the hip-hop scene with his acoustic riffs, giving new meaning to the phrase “plays well with others.”
June 2008
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Skylark Opera is back with a new idea: A summer festival featuring two dramatically different works.
June 2008
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Two blues and jazz festivals set the beat this summer in the Twin Cities, complete with a 25th year reunion of the band Return to Forever.
June 2008
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Holly Muñoz talks about her rock band, Aviette, their new album and her cat lady-potential.
June 2008
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Classical musical satirist Peter Schickele mines the work of P. D. Q. Bach with the Minnesota Orchestra.
May 2008
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Festi Di Bella Sol, a three-day extravaganza of eclectic music over Memorial Day weekend, features a lineup of cult headliners and Twin Cities favorites.
May 2008
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Martin Dosh, known as a one-man band, weaves spellbinding
musical soundscapes that
blend jazz, techno, hip-hop, and ambient with
a healthy dose of improvisation.
May 2008
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Singer-songwriter Peter Mayer plays the Cedar on April 19—one of the only two times he'll play in town this year.
April 1, 2008
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Violinist
Baiba Skride brings extraordinary skills—and a multimillion-dollar violin—to her
Minnesota Orchestra debut.
April 1, 2008
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Peace Among the Nations: Abraham in Judaism, Christinanity & Islam, the upcoming concernt by vocal group Rose Ensemble, attempts to inspire a dialogue between the three faiths through music.
April 2008
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Local band Tapes 'N Tapes are on a roll, releasing their highly-anticipated second album this month.
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