Music

Where the Buffalo Philharmonic roams
Great American music to celebrate a great American holiday: Julie Amacher reviews a new Copland collection devoted to works inspired by the spacious American prairie.
Carlton County's historic songs
Some kids in Cloquet have found a different way to learn about their history. They've been working all week with folksinger Charlie Maguire, composing songs about the region.
Miss Minnesota's musical mission
The reigning Miss Minnesota is a violist who is traveling the state as an advocate for music education. She stopped by Minnesota Public Radio to play and talk with Steve Staruch about the importance of music in lives of young students.
The Honeydogs are back making sweet sounds
Adam Levy is known for writing music with a social conscience. He talks with Kerri Miller about how his experiences as a social worker have informed his songwriting, and later in the day he talked with the Current's Steve Seel about the Honeydogs' new CD "Amygdala."
Scandinavian singers create northern harmony
The members of Trio Mediaeval are three singers who bring together three distinct musical styles: polyphonic medieval music from England and France, Norwegian folk songs and contemporary music.
The BBC Symphony shows its Bohemian side
Czech conductor Jiri Belohlavek took the helm of the BBC Symphony Orchestra this past summer. On their first recording, featuring two Dvorak symphonies, he shares his innate knowledge of Czech music with his new ensemble.
Michael Steinberg recalls the beginning of a lifetime love
After writing three analytical books about classical music, Twin Cities critic Michael Steinberg takes a more personal approach in his latest book, "For the Love of Music."
On the run with Ian Anderson
If you consider yourself a busy person, 21-year-old Ian Anderson may redefine for you what that term means.
Andy Saur's Vikings quest
A Duluth man is on a quest to change the music the Minnesota Vikings play in the Metrodome before kicking the football. Andy Saur says the Vikings should be playing a Led Zeppelin song rather than the one they use by Guns N' Roses. He admits he's in for a long struggle.
Schubert Club after Bruce Carlson
The Schubert Club is preparing to look for a successor to the organization's longtime leader. Bruce Carlson died this past summer and he won't be easy to replace.