The Schubert Club’s 2024-25 newly announced lineup for its Schubert Club Mix includes a program curated by local performer and vocalist Bradley Greenwald along with other national acts presented in a more approachable setting.
Season ticket packages for the series are not available this season as tickets to two of the performances (So Percussion and Caroline Shaw and the Dreamers’ Circus) are now available from the Walker Art Center. Subscribers can still purchase tickets at a 20 percent discount and single tickets will go on sale in early August. For details, call 651-292-3268 or go to schubert.org.
The Schubert Club Mix season includes:
New York City-based So Percussion and vocalist/violinist/composer Caroline Shaw perform works from their album collaboration “Let the Soil Play Its Simple Part”; 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19, Walker Art Center.
Bradley Greenwald and Friends present an evening of song and collaboration; 3 p.m. Feb. 2, Amsterdam Bar and Hall.
Nordic acoustic trio Dreamers’ Circus; 7:30 p.m. March 4, Walker Art Center.
Two-time Grammy winners Turtle Island Quartet perform works by David Balakrishnan, Terence Blanchard, Rhiannon Giddens and Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate; 7:30 p.m. May 10, Parkway Theater.
Accordo ensemble
The Schubert Club has also opened sales for $100 season tickets for Accordo, a string ensemble composed of present and former principal string players of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and Minnesota Orchestra.
Accordo’s Monday evening performances (Nov. 18, Jan. 13 and June 2) will take place at Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis. Each concert will be repeated the following night at Icehouse in Minneapolis in an abbreviated, more casual format. The group will also play a special concert at St. Paul’s Ordway Concert Hall on May 13 featuring silent films accompanied by original live music.
Founded in 1893, the Schubert Club is Minnesota’s oldest arts organization.
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