Evenitto's guide · Minneapolis–St. Paul
Classical concerts by genre
From full orchestras to a single piano, from baroque to brand new. Choose the kind of concert you're in the mood for.
Orchestra & symphonySymphonies, concertos and overtures with a full orchestra on stage, from the Minnesota Orchestra at Orchestra Hall to the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and the region's college orchestras.0 concerts
Chamber musicString quartets, piano trios and small ensembles in recital halls, churches and even a courtroom, close enough to hear the bows.2 concerts
OperaFull productions by Minnesota Opera at the Ordway, opera in concert, galas and college opera.0 concerts
Choirs & oratorioCollege choirs, church choirs, chamber choirs and the big oratorios: Messiah, requiems, Passions and Vespers.0 concerts
Piano & recitalsPiano recitals, song recitals and solo evenings: one musician, one instrument, nowhere to hide.0 concerts
Baroque & early musicBach, Handel, Vivaldi and their elders on period instruments: harpsichords, gut strings and natural horns.0 concerts
New musicMusic of now: premieres, living composers, electronics and the American ensembles that champion them.1 concert
Family concertsShort concerts made for children, from sensory-friendly concerts to family afternoons with a story.0 concerts
Film music & crossoverFilm scores played live to the movie, candlelight evenings and classical crossover: an easy way in.0 concerts- Pops concertsA symphony's lighter side: Broadway songs, movie themes, light classics and guest stars, plus Fourth of July concerts with fireworks.0 concerts
Choose a composer
The composers on most programs this season, and where to hear them.
