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2012-2013 Home Season Concerts:
FREE Season Opening Celebration
September 2012
Come celebrate the changing season and fresh beginnings with us as we launch into our 2012-2013 Performance Season! Bring your family, bring your friends...people of all ages are welcome to join in the fun. There’s something for everyone, with live music selections from America’s history (performed by The Rose Ensemble, of course!), an opportunity to touch and try instruments, a kids’ high/low voice competition to see how high and low the voice can really go, group hula lessons, and a fabulous silent auction. With so much in store for this special Rose Ensemble community event, you’re sure to have a fun afternoon! More >
October 2012
Voces8 returns to the Twin Cities to take the stage with us in a ground-breaking performance of “Missa Ave Virgo Sanctissima” by Renaissance composer Géry de Ghersem, active in the Spanish courts of the 17th century. Over 200 of Ghersem’s works were destroyed in the Lisbon earthquake of 1755. More >
October and November 2012
This year’s statewide tour features a wealth of vocal and instrumental music from Medieval and Renaissance Italy, transporting audiences across the rustic countryside of Umbria and Tuscany to the spectacular churches of Florence and Rome. With help from the ever-playful wind and percussion virtuoso, Isacco Colombo (Milan), this eclectic program is at once celebratory, uplifting, and infectiously entertaining. More >
December 2012
Join us this holiday season as we “dance our way to Bethlehem” in this new Christmas production featuring festive and earthy music from early Chile, Bolivia, Mexico, and beyond. Colonial Latin America was a melting pot of ethnic diversity, when newcomers wrestled with local traditions, and cultural conflict was often reconciled through musical collaboration. Dances from the streets of Mother Spain mingle with African rhythms and indigenous languages, while celebration turns glorious in the pageantry of the Franciscan missions of California and New Mexico. More >
February 2013
Candlelight sets the tone for this new program of medieval chant and polyphony from Germany and France. Give in to the lush and contemplative sounds of a Gregorian Vespers service from the 13th century Benedictine Abbey of St. Emmeram in Regensburg, while poet-minstrel Frauenlob’s exquisite “Song of Songs” meets the unearthly music and mystic poetry of the newly canonized Abbess and Doctor, Hildegard von Bingen. More >
April 2013
Early music superstars Stile Antico (UK) delve into themes of Lent and Eastertide with choral music from some of the most powerful courts of the High Renaissance. Performing without a conductor and with a style called “a plethora of riches” (Sunday Times), “engaging” (Los Angeles Times), and “wonderfully fresh” (The Telegraph), this two-time GRAMMY-nominated ensemble creates dramatic contrasts and pure beauty in this program featuring works by Tallis, Byrd, Gibbons, and more. More >