Minnesota Public Radio's Class Notes Concert in Worthington

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Please join us for Minnesota Public Radio's Class Notes Concert in Worthington on October 7, 2024, at 6:00 pm, hosted by the Fine Arts Department at Minnesota West’s Worthington campus. The bilingual ensemble Son de Cuerdas aims to engage Spanish-speaking communities in Minnesota. Established in 2023, Son de Cuerdas promotes Hispanic/Latin music through workshops, outreach, and collaborations, all fostering classical music appreciation with a multicultural lens. The ensemble's repertoire includes classical works from renowned Western European composers as well as Latin American and Hispanic composers, both recognized and undiscovered. This diversity enhances the musical experience and fosters a deep connection with different cultural traditions. Audiences will be introduced to different examples of musical roles for the instruments of the ensemble. Audiences will also experience dynamic storytelling through musical characters. Join your friends and neighbors on October 7th, at the Fine Arts Building on the Minnesota West-Worthington Campus at 6:00 p.m. No registration is necessary for this fun, free event. WHAT: Minnesota Public Radio presents the ensemble Son de Cuerdas, a Class Notes Concert DATE: Monday, October 7, 2024 TIME: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: Fine Arts Building, Minnesota West-Worthington Campus, 1450 College Way, Worthington, MN 56187 COST: The event is free YourClassical MPR is a listener-supported public media service from Minnesota Public Radio. It's our mission to help listeners of all ages discover the power of classical music and its ability to transform lives and communities. Programs like Class notes exist in part because of Members who donate and support our mission. Members are vital to helping YCMPR connect everyone in our region to classical music. Support our mission today by donating. https://support.mpr.org/yourclassical-web MPR thanks our hosts, the Minnesota West Fine Arts Department, for their support and assistance. We hope to see you there! The Class Notes Concert Series is made available in part by the Minnesota Legacy Arts and Cultural heritage fund.