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Classical concerts in Minneapolis–St. PaulMinneapolis, St. Paul & suburbs

The Twin Cities have two major orchestras: the Minnesota Orchestra at Orchestra Hall in downtown Minneapolis and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra at the Ordway in St. Paul, where Minnesota Opera also performs. College stages, church choirs and the Schubert Club's free noon concerts fill the rest of the week.

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The halls

The Minnesota Orchestra under the cube ceiling of Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis
Minneapolis

Orchestra Hall

Home of Minnesota Orchestra

Opened in 1974 on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis as the home of the Minnesota Orchestra. The cubes on the ceiling and the wall behind the stage are there for the sound.

The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, Saint Paul
Saint Paul

Ordway Center for the Performing Arts

Home of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

On Rice Park in downtown St. Paul since 1985. Its Concert Hall, opened in 2015 with about 1,100 seats, is the home of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, and Minnesota Opera performs in the larger Music Theater.

Minneapolis

Northrop

The University of Minnesota's grand auditorium of 1929 on the Minneapolis campus, rebuilt inside with about 2,800 seats. It presents dance and music, and its restored Aeolian-Skinner organ is playing again.

Minneapolis

Ted Mann Concert Hall

The University of Minnesota School of Music's concert hall on the West Bank, dedicated in 1993. Student orchestras, bands, choirs and soloists play here, and most School of Music concerts are free.

Minneapolis

The Basilica of Saint Mary

In 1926 it became the first basilica in the United States. Its choirs and organ are heard at services and at concerts under the great dome.

Saint Paul

Sundin Music Hall

Hamline University's 325-seat hall in St. Paul, loved for its warm acoustics. Lyra Baroque, the Minnesota Guitar Society and the Bach Society of Minnesota perform here, and Hamline's own concerts are free.

Saint Paul

Landmark Center

A former federal courthouse on Rice Park in downtown St. Paul. Most Thursdays at noon the Schubert Club gives a free concert in its Courtroom 317.

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