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The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra is kicking off its 50th anniversary season this weekend. The opening concerts are tonight and tomorrow at the Ordway Center.

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Classical Notes WeblogHilary, Arnold, and You!
In this election year, I suppose I should clarify: that's Hilary Hahn, Arnold Schoenberg, and you. Arnold Schoenberg's birthday is coming up next week. In honor of it, Amanda Ameer and her blog Life's a Pitch will have an interactive,...... (more)

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Pipedreams (September 1)
The Wanamaker Legacy
Since its inauguration in 1919, the Wanamaker Grand Court Organ (at Macy's) has prevailed as an internationally renowned fixture of the downtown Philadelphia commercial and cultural scene. We explore its resources with artist-in-residence Peter Conte and curator Kurt Mangel.

Saint Paul Sunday (September 1)
St. Lawrence String Quartet performs Haydn, Berger

The New Releases (August 28)
The New Releases for August 28, 2008

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Jon Lord
Jon Lord, best known as part of the group Deep Purple, has also had a lifelong involvement with classical music. His new piano concerto is influenced by Bach and Dave Brubeck, and takes its title from D. H. Lawrence.
The King's Singers
In "Simple Gifts," the King's Singers bring their signature a cappella sound to songs like Helplessly Hoping and She's Always a Woman. It's a successful venture into a fraught category -- crossover.
Choral Arts Ensemble
Audiences at the State Fair on Saturday can tour Minnesota through choral music. Six choirs from around Minnesota will perform specially commissioned music reflecting the diverse histories, landscapes and people of the state.

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Teens and books
A college English professor argues that the J.D. Salinger classic is getting a bit dusty, and would like to see high school students exposed to more contemporary fiction. Midmorning examines which books should be considered the new "classics" for teen readers.
Gary Perry and his wife Lisa, from Montana
It appears that even though St. Paul's Excel Energy Center is the site of the Republican National Convention, it's Minneapolis that's playing host to the conventioneers. That's where most of the private parties are taking place and where the majority of Republican delegates and supporters are staying.
From runway to beltway
About 50 female Republicans gathered at the Mall of America Tuesday for a fashion show and fundraiser for battered women.
Attendees
The "after hours" scene at the Republican National Convention has taken on a charitable focus. Organizers of a number of events and private parties transformed the gatherings into fundraisers for the Red Cross Hurricane Relief Fund.

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