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The New Congress combats the creeping sanitization and corporatization of contemporary pop music by blending R & B, hip-hop, jazz, and rock that it calls “urban soul.”
November 2009
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Brotherly Love couldn't keep Minnesota Orchestra clarinetist Burt Hara.
September 2006
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Vocalist Connie Evingson explores the music of Django Reinhardt and his cohorts.
September 2006
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The
Pan-Metropolitan Trio’s progressive jazz rocks.
August 2006
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Edie Hill isn't a household name yet, but the forty-four-year-old is a well known composer-in-residence with the Schubert Club who can make a living working strictly on commission, a rare feat for a composer.
May 2006
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Hometown boys done good, Soul Asylum grows up, rocks out, and looks for the silver lining.
May 2006
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As prime-time DJ at Minnesota Public Radio's The Current, British-born Mark Wheat's on from 7 p.m. till midnight Monday through Friday. Most evenings, he's also in his stocking feet.
January 2006
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Julie Himmelstrup is founder and artistic director of the chamber music series for the Twin Cities' Music in the Park, twenty-seven seasons and running.
November 2005
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