Minnesota Orchestra announces plans for 2012-13 classical season, to be held at the Auditorium of the Minneapolis Convention Center
Music Director Osmo Vänskä leads his tenth season with the Orchestra, held primarily at the Auditorium of the Minneapolis Convention Center while Orchestra Hall undergoes renovation
Season highlights include Orchestra’s first-ever Clarinet Festival; concerto performances by Concertmaster Erin Keefe and former Concertmaster Jorja Fleezanis; a program including all six of Bach’s six Brandenburg Concertos; season finale concerts of Sibelius and Dvořák symphonies
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The Minnesota Orchestra has been a cornerstone of Minnesota culture and community for over 100 years. Early builders of Orchestra Hall chose to focus on the auditorium, the heart of the building, while planning a modest "temporary" lobby and shell that were expected to last up to 15 years, when they would be replaced with more appropriate structures. Thirty-nine years and 10 million patrons later, the renovation is long overdue.
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