Time is running out for submissions to Classical MPR's 2013 Minnesota Varsity. All submissions must be entered or postmarked by 11:59 p.m., January 9, 2013.
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In this podcast, host Emily Reese takes an in-depth listen to video game music and talks with the people who make it.
Top Score: The South American Sounds of Papo & Yo
Papo & Yo turned out to be one of the most emotional experiences I've had as a gamer. While I feel as though I say that more and more, it's a trend I wholeheartedly embrace.
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The Composer Conversation Series features some of today's most original, prominent, and prestigious voices in composition.
View MoreWith "Downton Abbey" set to return to PBS for a third season this Sunday, take some time to revisit our feature on composer John Lunn, who creates the show's original music.
Highlights from Jan. 2 to 8, 2013 Wednesday, noon: Music with Minnesotans: Bill Summerville, pairing music and wines. Thursday, 3 pm hour: Regional Spotlight: Violinist Ray Shows and pianist John Jensen play Mozart. Friday, 8 pm: Minnesota Orchestra: An all-Brahms...
Highlights from Dec. 24, 2012, to Jan. 1, 2013 Monday, 5 pm: A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, from Cambridge, England. Monday, 11 am: Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. Monday, 5 pm: A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, from Cambridge, England....
From "Christmas Under Fire," a 1940 British newsreel documentary, and evergreen for every year. The boys sing at 7:40, but the entire thing is wonderful and touching if you have a few minutes to pause and reflect on your blessings...
Tune in to Classical Minnesota Public Radio for these holiday specials which feature Minnesota touches. See our holiday page for a full list of our 2012 holiday programming, and be sure to enjoy our online stream of holiday classics.
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Minnesota Varsity, a high-school level showcase for the state's young classical and musical theater musicians, is now accepting submissions through January 9, 2013. New this year: Classical MPR's partnership with American Composers Forum (ACF) on a composition category designed to highlight Minnesota's young composers. Get more information.
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This week, the cubeside banter centers on a 1960s-era film from the creator of the Sopranos about rock and roll dreams that go unfulfilled, and Quentin Tarentino's latest revenge fantasy.
Read MoreThe hounds start the new year by spreading the word about a Minneapolis theater company interpreting a Disney musical, a Duluth exhibition that places traditional American Indian art and culture in a modern context, and a Mexican restaurant in Roseville that's become a weekend hangout for improv comedy.
Read MoreHighlights from Jan. 2 to 8, 2013
Wednesday, noon: Music with Minnesotans: Bill Summerville, pairing music and wines.
Thursday, 3 pm hour: Regional Spotlight: Violinist Ray Shows and pianist John Jensen play Mozart.
Friday, 8 pm: Minnesota Orchestra: An all-Brahms program, with the Minnesota Chorale.
Saturday, 11 am: Metropolitan Opera: Les Troyens, by Berlioz
Sunday, 6 am: Pipedreams: An Organist's Yearbook.
Sunday, noon: From the Top.
Sunday, 1 pm: SymphonyCast: The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Monday, 8 pm: Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra: Works of Mozart and Enesco.