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St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ

Saint Paul

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St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ classical concerts

St. Anthony Park · Saint Paul

St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ is an active neighborhood church whose worship space hosts chamber music, guest recitals, and community arts programs.

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Shin Kim Piano Trio with Misha Amory, viola

Sunday, October 11 at 4:00 PM · Ticketed

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Planning a visit to St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ

Choose this church for an intimate chamber or recital program in an active neighborhood worship space. Confirm the presenter, entrance, seating or admission format, program, run time, accessibility arrangements, parking guidance, and ticket terms on the event page, since guest concerts operate separately from regular services.

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Before or after the performance

Check current hours, performance-day service, travel time, and reservations before relying on any stop.

  • Restaurant

    Colossal Cafe — St. Anthony Park

    A neighborhood café for a casual meal before the concert; confirm current service hours and allow time for the short approach to Commonwealth Avenue.

  • Restaurant

    Finnish Bistro

    A Como Avenue restaurant and bakery for a flexible pre-performance meal; check current hours and event-night demand before relying on it.

  • Quick bite

    Workhorse Coffee Bar

    A University Avenue café for coffee or a lighter daytime stop before the concert; confirm hours and onward neighborhood travel time.

  • Attraction

    Bell Museum

    Pair an earlier natural-history museum visit with the performance, checking admission, planetarium schedules, closing time, and travel first.

  • Attraction

    Gibbs Farm

    Plan a seasonal historic-site visit before the event, confirming public hours, tours, admission, weather, and the route back into the neighborhood.

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Date: Sun, Oct 11, 9:00 PM

The Shin Kim Piano Trio consisting of family members Kyu-Young Kim on violin, Pitnarry Shin on cello, and Orion Kim on piano started during the early days of the COVID lockdown in the family living room when Orion was fourteen years old. During the pandemic, their online video performances were enjoyed by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Bakken Ensemble virtual audiences, and their informal performances on their front stoop in Saint Paul and for house concerts in the Twin Cities have brought much joy to many classical music lovers. In 2024, they were featured in Beethoven’s Triple Concerto with both the Willmar Symphony Orchestra and the Mississippi Valley Orchestra. Orion is now a sophomore in college, studying piano and history at Yale University, and the trio continues to play together at every opportunity. He is a top prizewinner of the Schubert Club’s Young Artists Competition and the Thursday Musical Young Artists Competition, and has attended chamber music festivals at Yellowbarn, Bowdoin and in Lucca, Italy. His concerto performances include the Kenwood, Golden Valley, and Dakota Valley Orchestras. Kyu-Young Kim is the Principal Violin of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and served as its Artistic Director from 2013-2024. Pitnarry Shin is a cellist of the Minnesota Orchestra and serves as Artistic Director and cellist of the Bakken Ensemble. Texu Kim’s chamber piece “Bab Meogeossoh” was commissioned by the Schubert Club for the Shin Kim Piano Trio as a special gift to honor Kyu-Young Kim’s tenure as Artistic Director of the SPCO. The Shin Kim Trio thanks Ruth and John Huss and Joseph Tashjian and Kay Savik for their friendship and incredible generosity in funding the commission. Misha Amory is a founding member of the Brentano String Quartet, with a distinguished career in performance and recording. Winner of the 1991 Naumburg Viola Award, Misha Amory has performed with orchestras in the United States and Europe, and has given recitals in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, and Washington, D.C. He has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival and the Vancouver and Seattle chamber music festivals, as well as with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and Boston Chamber Music Society. He released a recording of the Hindemith sonatas on the Musical Heritage Society label in 1993. Mr. Amory is a founding member of the Brentano String Quartet, which won the inaugural Cleveland Quartet Award and the 1995 Naumburg Chamber Music

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