SPCO presents: 2024/25 Northside Series
Partners: The Capri and SPCO
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Exquisite music. Extraordinary musicians. The intimate setting of the Capri. Bravo!
Be @ the Capri for all three concerts!
Northside Series #1 /
Beethoven, Coleman and Tate
7pm Friday, November 8
Jerod Tate: Six Epitomes for String Quartet, Pisachi
Valerie Coleman: Maombi Asante (Prayer of Thanks)
Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet No. 10, Harp
Originally composed to be performed with accompanying images of the American Indian Southwest, Jarod Tate’s evocative and energetic Pisachi (Reveal) draws on musical influences from Hopi and Pueblo Indian music. Music by Sandbox Composer-in-Residence Valerie Coleman makes it’s first appearance of the season in the joyful Maombi Asante (A Prayer of Thanks) followed by Ludwig van Beethoven’s Harp quartet, given its name because of the imitation of a harp produced by the strings plucking their strings.
Tickets: Adults $16 – $36 • Children and Northsiders (zip codes 55411, 55412, 55430) Free.
Northside Series #2 / Tower, Coleman and Beethoven
7pm Friday, February 27
Joan Tower, Island Prelude
Valerie Coleman, Works TBD
Ludwig van Beethoven, Septet, Opus 20
Tickets: Adults $16 – $36 • Children and Northsiders (zip codes 55411, 55412, 55430) Free
Northside Series #3 / Coleman, Schifrin and Beethoven
7pm Friday, April 4, 2025
Valerie Coleman, Works TBD
Lalo Schifrin,Works TBD
Ludwig van Beethoven, String Quintet in C Major, Storm
Tickets: Adults $16 – $36 • Children and Northsiders (zip codes 55411, 55412, 55430) Free.
Our Community Partnership with The SPCO
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra firmly believes that building authentic, long-term relationships is vital to the work of serving the community and connecting more people to the transformational music they perform.
Thus, for fifteen years, this world-renowned orchestra has partnered with the Capri to bring extraordinary chamber music concerts to North Minneapolis. This treasured partnership offers both organizations the opportunity to engage new audiences in innovative ways, and to inspire the next generation to appreciate the beauty of classical music.