Join us for this FREE concert showcasing the culmination of the hard work of the MNDuo students! Repertoire will be selected by the duos, and will be a joyful time to celebrate a successful and engaging week of Song!
We dare you to name a more iconic and defining work than Schubert's 'Die schöne Müllerin.'
Source presents accompanist extraordinaire Julius Drake. Described as "...the best in the business," Mr. Drake collaborates with Minnesota native Evan LeRoy Johnson: a tenor at the cusp of an international career.
In this second workshop led by Peter Jacobson of Total Vocal Freedom, he builds on his opening workshop through Alexander Technique insights and practices.
Come enjoy the works by the emerging composers selected by Libby Larsen for the fourth annual MNSong Composers Workshop. Performed by local artists, by emerging composers it doesn't get much better than this!
Come for a FREE concert in beautiful Antonello Hall to hear the exceptional students of the MNDuo program perform music of local composers Reinaldo Moya, Edie Hill, Jocelyn Hagen, and Linda Kachelmeier
Join English accompanist Julius Drake, described by New York Magazine as "...the best in the business" as he works with students of the MNDuo program on German repertoire of Schubert, Schumann, and Strauss.
Join composer and Director of Artist Development at Springboard for the Arts Noah Keesecker in a workshop on the do's and don't of grant writing. This is a workshop not to be missed!
Come join François Le Roux, director of the Francis Poulenc Academie and master of French mélodie, as he presents an all-French public masterclass. Works by Debussy, Poulenc, Berlioz, Faure, Chausson, Liszt and Messiaen are presented by artists of the MNDuo program.
Source favorites François Le Roux & Olivier Godin present an evening 'au bord de l'eau.'
Join MNSong composer mentors Libby Larsen as she offers a workshop on all things commissioning: building relationships, approaching organizations and artists, negotiating contracts, and everything in between. This workshop for both performers and composers is sure to be an informative and inspiring session, give you the tools to work together to create more songs!
Join composer & passionate song advocate Elizabeth Alexander as she hosts colleagues in a panel discussion on the joys and challenges of composing songs. Insights into process, passions and pains, will make this panel a fascinating experience for all those in attendance. Be there!
Arlene Shrut's masterclass at Source will give you tools to enhance song recitals through engaging visual presentation and inviting verbal introductions. Ms. Shrut provides Source artists with the skills needed to excel in today's musical climate. Join us!
It's Canada's Birthday! And to celebrate our 'Neighbors to the North,' we're throwing a song party! Canada's finest recitalists Mireille Asselin, Tyler Duncan, and Erika Switzer along with Clara Osowski present a program of music we bet you've never heard!
Come hear what Libby Larsen, this master of the craft, has to say about selecting text, setting it, and finding meaningful ways to serve the author of the words, and the creator of the music.
Stephen Swanson is a specialist of German lyric diction. Join him as he works with students of the MNDuo program on their songs of Schubert, Schumann, Wolf, Strauss, Marx, and Mozart.
Headwaters are where things begin. And Source is launching its fourth season by giving life to three new works! With Wold Premieres by Libby Larsen, David Evan Thomas & Jonathan Posthuma, Source Song Festival opens it's fourth season with "At the Headwaters"
Join layer (and bassoonist!) Patricia Zurlow as she speaks to MNSong composers about copyright law, self publishing, and a host of other legal questions that present themselves when forging a career as a composer.
French-Canadian virtuoso pianist Olivier Godin leads a public masterclass featuring students of the MNDUo program.
Led by Peter Jacobson, founder of Total Vocal Freedom, this workshop approaches the facts that getting up on stage always takes courage, it requires us to be vulnerable, and it often does not go as planned - and that is okay!
