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St. Paul Chamber Orchestra season is off to a mesmerizing start

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By Rob Hubbard Verified
| MSN Verified
Why save the best for last? Each June for the past four seasons, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra has concluded its season with Hungarian conductor and SPCO artistic partner Gábor Takács-Nagy leading a passionate program. Each has been capped with a masterful performance of a symphony by a Germanic composer of the classical or romantic era. And, indeed, that tradition will continue next June, as the SPCO concludes its 2026-27 season with Takács-Nagy conducting Beethoven's Eighth Symphony.
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St. Paul Chamber Orchestra season is off to a mesmerizing start

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By Rob Hubbard Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra season is off to a mesmerizing start This weekend’s program, which includes Beethoven and Copland, showcases great chemistry between the musicians and conductor. Gábor Takács-Nagy, shown with the SPCO last summer, conducts Beethoven's Second Symphony and other works this weekend. (Juliet Farmer/SPCO) Comment Gift Share Why save the best for last?
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Theater review: Guthrie’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ a classic worth waiting for

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By Rob Hubbard Verified
| Pioneer Press Verified
Jimmy Kieffer, left, and David Strathairn in "Waiting for Godot" at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. (Dan Norman / Guthrie Theater) In 1998, the National Theatre of Great Britain surveyed 800 playwrights, actors, directors, theater professionals and arts journalists and asked each to name what they saw as the 20th century’s 10 most significant plays.
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