Purchase tickets online:

events.humanitix.com/spring-showcase-2025

Adults: $35

Youth 18 and younger: free admission

Our May concert will feature:
Andrea Stern, harp
Claudia Aizaga, flute

Join us for an unusual yet gorgeous pairing of harp and flute. Andrea Stern, harp, and Claudia Aizaga, flute, present an enchanting concert that blends the rich, resonant tones of the flute with the ethereal elegance of the harp.
Their concert will showcase a captivating mix of classical and contemporary pieces, including renowned works for each instrument, highlighting the unique interplay between the two as soloists and in duet.

No stranger to SPCM's Coffee Concert series, Artu Duo - cellist Ruth Marshall and pianist Garret Ross - have performed together locally and internationally since 2011. This program will feature some of their favorite duo pieces as well as a collaboration with SJSM-SPCM cello faculty member Matt Liston.

A day dedicated to brass playing and masterclasses for adult and high school brass players identifying as female, non-binary, transgender, or gender.

Join us for a day of playing and community!

Featuring in recital selected students from March 5th auditions

Registration form and $25 application fee due on Wednesday, March 5th:

For more information about the Competition and guidelines, Click Here!

Join us for an afternoon of percussion music featuring members of our faculty in both solo and enseble performance!

Honors Competition Auditions

Registration and $25 application fee due Wednesday, March 5th, 2025

Audition Schedule:

Division A: 10:00-11:30am
Division B: 11:30am-1:00pm
Division C: 1:00-2:30pm

For more information about the Competition and guidelines, Click Here!

Join us at the Minnesota History Center for a wonderful free concert in their gorgeous space on Thursday, February 6th at 6:30pm!

Opening the concert will be the magnificent Farfalle String Quartet, coached by Tom Rosenberg, who will be playing works by Mendelsohn, Dvorak, and Porter.

Following the quartet, Scott Keever, guitar, will reprise his Coffee Concert program which features many of his own compositions along with music by Bach, Williams, and traditional melodies.

The Minnesota History Center has free parking and entry on Thursdays after 4:30pm, making this concert 100% free to attend, so come enjoy the exhibits, grab a bite at the café, and enjoy brilliant music in a beautiful setting.

We look forward to seeing you there!

We are delighted to announce the return of our Coffee Concert Series!

Come and join us on Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at noon in our new home for a wonderful performance from our faculty guitarist, Scott Keever, who will be sharing a divecrse program of film and folk music along with several of his own compositions.

Scott is an award-winning composer, musician, instructor, and collaborator who has composed and produced music for film, theatre, podcasts, and radio. He also performs with Orkestar Bez Ime (OBI), an award-winning Twin Cities group that specializes in folk music from the Balkan and Eastern European regions.

Don’t miss his this wonderful performance - and, be sure to stick around afterwards for free coffee and cookies!

For more about Scott, visit his website: Click Here!

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Jasper String Quartet with Havana Quartet

🗓️ Date and Time: Saturday, June 29th, 1:30-3:00 PM

📍 Location: Metronome Brewery in St. Paul

💁‍♀️ About the concert: One concert, two legendary quartets! The Jasper String Quartet will perform Dvorak’s Quartet No. 14 in A-flat Major, paired with Havana Quartet’s unique blend of Cuban and Latin repertoire. Not to be missed!

🎟️ Ticket Information: This event is free and requires no ticket

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
SPCMI Collaborations Concert

🗓️ Date and Time: Friday, June 28th, 7:00 PM

📍 Location: Mairs Concert Hall, Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center
Macalester College
62 S Macalester St, St Paul, MN 55105
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💁‍♀️ About the event: SPCMI Collaborations Concert

🎟️ Ticket Information:
Adults: $10 | Children (18 and under): $5
Purchase Tickets: Get your ticket here

🖥️ Livestream + Program

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Jasper String Quartet with Bill Eddins, piano

🗓️ Date and Time: Thursday, June 27th, 7:00-8:30 PM

📍 Location: Metronome Brewery in St. Paul

💁‍♀️ About the concert: The Jasper String Quartet teams up with local virtuoso (and MetroNOME co-founder) Bill Eddins to tackle a riveting program including Gabriella Smith’s “Carrot Revolution” + the Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor.

🎟️ Ticket Information: This event is free and requires no ticket

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Featuring the Jasper String Quartet, SPCM Faculty, & Silent Auction

🗓️ Date and Time: Sunday, June 23rd, 7:30 PM

📍 Location: Mairs Concert Hall, Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center
Macalester College
62 S Macalester St, St Paul, MN 55105
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💁‍♀️ About the event: Gala event with the Jasper String Quartet, SPCM Faculty, and a Silent Auction

🎟️ Ticket Information:
Adults: $30 | Children (18 and under): $5
Purchase Tickets: Get your ticket here

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

Thank you to the following organizations for their generous donations to our silent auction:

Arthur Murray Dance Centers, Cafe Latte, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Como Friends, Dakota, French Meadow Bakery & Cafe, History Theater, Holiday Inn and Suites, Illusion Theater, Metronome Brewery, Minnesota Historical Society, Minnesota Orchestra, Minnesota Zoo, Mixed Blood Theatre, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Punch Pizza, Purpose Restaurants, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Three Rivers Park District - Hyland Hills, Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum, Venn Brewing.

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Featuring the SPCM Faculty Brass Quintet

🗓️ Date and Time: Friday, June 21st, 7:00-8:30 PM

📍 Location: Olivet Congregational Church (Fellowship Hall)
1850 Iglehart Ave, St Paul, MN 55104, USA
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💁‍♀️ About the concert: "In Our Romantic Era…" presents a captivating journey through the romantic and nationalistic landscapes of 19th and early 20th-century Europe, featuring works by Ludwig Wilhelm Maurer, Edvard Grieg, Alexander Borodin, Victor Ewald, Gustav Mahler, and Gabriel Fauré, culminating in Grieg's iconic "In the Hall of the Mountain King," performed by The St. Paul Conservatory of Music Brass Quintet: Graham Taylor & Amy Schendel (Trumpets), Allyson Partin (Horn), Lauren Husting (Trombone), and Jason Tanksley (Tuba).

🎟️ Ticket Information:
Adults: $25 | Children (18 and under): $5
Purchase Tickets: Get your ticket here

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Featuring the SPCM Faculty

🗓️ Date and Time: Tuesday, June 18th, 6:00-8:00 PM

📍 Location: Metronome Brewery in St. Paul

💁‍♀️ About the concert: Join us for a fun evening at Metronome Brewery in a variety-style show featuring faculty from the St. Paul Conservatory of Music. From Schubert art song to romantic piano trios featuring winds and strings to music for brass quintet - this evening should have a little something for everyone.

🎟️ Ticket Information: This event is free and requires no ticket

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Featuring the LUX String Quartet

🗓️ Date and Time: Sunday, June 16th, 7:00-8:30 PM

📍 Location: Private home concert. The address will be shared with ticket purchasers. In the event of rain or inclement weather, the concert will be moved to St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ, 2129 Commonwealth Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108.

💁‍♀️ About the concert: Join us for an enchanting evening at first ever (!) St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival, featuring the illustrious LUX String Quartet. Lux's program "Modern Voices" presents three works written in the last 100 years that highlight the breadth of expression found in modern quartets: Terry Riley's G Song written in 1960, Steve Hough's Les Six Rencontres written in 2021, and Shostakovich's great 3rd quartet written in 1946. Filled with melody and imagery, this program demonstrates the intense beauty of the string quartet.

🎟️ Ticket Information:
Adults: $25 | Children (18 and under): $5
Purchase Tickets: Get your ticket here.

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

St. Paul Conservatory of Music Chamber Music Festival
Featuring Son de Cuerdas

🗓️ Date and Time: Saturday, June 15th, 7:00-8:30 PM

📍 Location: Metronome Brewery in St. Paul

💁‍♀️ About the concert: Don’t miss this dynamic trio! From their unique instrumentation of harp, piano, and cello, to their innovative programming blending Western and Latin/Hispanic influences, Son de Cuerdas provides a moving musical experience with a multicultural lens.

🎟️ Ticket Information: Free!

For more information, contact us at info@thespcm.org

Program | Livestream

12:00 PM Program | Livestream

1:30 PM Program | Livestream

3:00 PM Program | Livestream

4:30 PM Program | Livestream

Enjoy music by several of SPCM’s piano, violin, guitar, and songwriting students!

Our students will be featured as part of MetroNOME Foundation’s Gala and Showcase Weekend. These performances will take place in Fingal’s Cave downstairs, as well as upstairs in the Tap Room.

Stop by and follow the music! We’re looking forward to a fun and casual afternoon of celebrating SPCM students and MetroNOME Brewery - one of the coolest music venues in town!

In partnership with Saint Paul Public Libraries, SPCM presents three performances featuring SPCM faculty at libraries throughout Saint Paul!

Enjoy music and celebrate North American and Eastern European culture with the Saint Paul Conservatory of Music.

Learn more about classical music with an opportunity to touch and explore the musical instruments after the performance. Stay for a meal following the performance.

This Music Mosaic concert is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

More about Mark Billy, baritone & Osip Nikiforov, piano

Choctaw baritone Mark Billy is an extremely accomplished singer who has performed all over Minnesota as well as nationally. He has also engaged with the Minnesota Opera on numerous occasions and aims to bridge the gap between his Choctaw heritage and classical music. Osip Nikiforov is a recent graduate of the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University where he received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in piano performance under the tutelage of John Kimura Parker. A seasoned performer, Osip maintains an active performance schedule frequently appearing both as a soloist and with orchestra.

In partnership with Saint Paul Public Libraries, SPCM presents three performances featuring SPCM faculty in libraries throughout Saint Paul!

April 20, join us for music by Son de Cuerdas - Saint Paul Conservatory of Music’s Bilingual Faculty Ensemble!

Enjoy music and celebrate Latin culture with the Saint Paul Conservatory of Music.

Learn more about classical music with an opportunity to touch and explore the musical instruments after the performance. Stay for a meal following the performance.

This Music Mosaic concert is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

More about Son de Cuerdas

Son de Cuerdas is a recently introduced Spanish/English bilingual faculty ensemble from Saint Paul Conservatory of Music that consists of harpist Ada Tzab, pianist Amos Lucidi, and cellist Omar Macias. We speak and teach in both English and Spanish and we explore Latin American, Hispanic, and Mexican repertoires. Ada and Amos are both from Mexico, and Omar was born here in the US to parents who immigrated from Mexico.

Featuring James Sherepa and Milena Petkovic (guitar).

Program

Livestream

Join us in person, or online, for an afternoon of beautiful solo piano music, performed by longtime SPCM faculty member Peter Arnstein.

Peter generously donates his time and talent to raise funds for SPCM’s scholarship fund and free community programming.

Refreshments will be served. We hope to see you!

Pay what you will or donate here!

YouTube Live Stream | Program

Dr. Peter Arnstein is known as a pianist and composer in the Twin Cities area. He has often served as pianist and harpsichordist with the Minnesota Orchestra and has accompanied many members of the Twin Cities’ top two orchestras and college music faculties. A winner of international competitions in both composition and piano, he has toured the Midwest as pianist and composer-in-residence for the Sylmar Chamber Ensemble and was a frequent pianist with the Macalester Trio. Dr. Arnstein’s compositions include more than a hundred chamber music works, hundreds of piano solos and duets, and music for orchestra and chorus. His music has been published in both the United States and Europe.

In partnership with Saint Paul Public Libraries, SPCM presents three performances featuring SPCM faculty in libraries throughout Saint Paul!

April 6, join us for music by Son de Cuerdas - Saint Paul Conservatory of Music’s Bilingual Faculty Ensemble!

Enjoy music and celebrate Latin culture with the Saint Paul Conservatory of Music.

Learn more about classical music with an opportunity to touch and explore the musical instruments after the performance. Stay for a meal following the performance.

This Music Mosaic concert is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

More about Son de Cuerdas

Son de Cuerdas is a recently introduced Spanish/English bilingual faculty ensemble from Saint Paul Conservatory of Music that consists of harpist Ada Tzab, pianist Amos Lucidi, and cellist Omar Macias. We speak and teach in both English and Spanish and we explore Latin American, Hispanic, and Mexican repertoires. Ada and Amos are both from Mexico, and Omar was born here in the US to parents who immigrated from Mexico.

Program

Link to YouTube Live Stream

There will be no live stream for this concert.