Performances are available to all Minnesota schools at no cost. Take a look at the exciting roster below and sign up for a concert here. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu to see detailed instructions about how to use the booking app. Please direct all questions to classnotes@mpr.org.
Description: This oboe/saxophone duo showcases unique repertoire commissioned especially for their combination of instruments. Elementary program includes an original program, Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Find The Blues, featuring oboe, English horn, four different saxophones, an a wide variety of musical genres.
Especially recommended for: K-6 general music classrooms; middle and high school instrumental programs.
Availability: Various dates throughout the school year
Locations: The Brian/Susan Project is available to the 7-county metro area and for travel up to two hours outside of the Minneapolis/Saint Paul area. Additionally, they are available in the Winona area.
Limited availability for tours and travel in Greater Minnesota. Contact classnotes@mpr.org to arrange details.
Download the Supporting Materials Packet for the Brian/Susan Project here.
A staff member will reach out in 24-48 hours with booking confirmation or adjustments. They will also ask for further details such as exact performance times, arrival details for the Artist, arrival instructions, grades and number of students per performance.
Schools outside of the seven-county metro area should contact classnotes@mpr.org to discuss concert options.
Each year, YourClassical MPR’s Class Notes Concerts program brings live music performed by professional musicians to thousands of school children across the state.
Designed to expose, engage, and inspire, these standards-based concerts introduce young people to the joy and wonder of live music. This program is intended for K‑12 schools across the state of Minnesota. YourClassical MPR will work with you to customize your Class Notes Concert.
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This activity is made possible in part by the Minnesota Legacy Amendment’s Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.