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Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church

Minneapolis

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Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church classical concerts

Downtown West · Minneapolis

Westminster Hall is the flexible performance and gathering room in Westminster Presbyterian Church's downtown expansion for chamber music, conferences, receptions, and community events.

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FREE Lunchtime Concert: Patricia Ryan, cello; Joe Trucano, piano

Friday, November 13 at 12:00 PM · Ticket information

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Planning a visit to Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church

Choose Westminster Hall for a chamber-scale concert in the church's flexible newer room rather than an event in the 1,500-seat Sanctuary or smaller Chapel. Confirm that the listing names Westminster Hall, then check the entrance, seating layout, run time, accessibility arrangements, parking plan, and current ticket terms before arrival.

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Date: Fri, Nov 13, 12:00 PM CST

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Venue: Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church • Neighborhood: Twin Cities metro • • Details

Joseph Trucano is a Minneapolis based organist, pianist, and cellist. He serves as the Organist & Ensemble Director at Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis, where he is active as a performer, director, and composer. Prior to this, he was the Associate Producer of American Public Media’s nationally broadcast Pipedreams program and curator of the statewide Pop Up Classical series. Joe remains a busy collaborator throughout the Twin Cities, with recent engagements including the Minnesota Chorale, Schubert Club, 10th Wave Chamber Ensemble, National Lutheran Choir, Woven Voices, VocalPoint Chorus, Justice Choir, Minnesota Public Radio, Twin Cities American Guild of Organists, and collaborations with members of the Minnesota Orchestra. Joe holds a M.M. in Organ Performance & Literature from the Eastman School of Music, where he received the James B. Cochran Award for excellence in performance, and a B.M. in Organ Performance from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Patricia Ryan is a Billboard chart-topping performing cellist based in Minneapolis, MN and has performed with some of the world’s leading musicians including pianist Emanuel Ax, the Pacifica String Quartet, violinist Geoff Nuttall, violist John Largess, cellist Norman Fischer, Natasha Brofsky and Jean-Michel Fonteneau, and jazz saxophonist Miguel Zenón. She is a core member of the Houston-based conductorless ensemble Kinetic Ensemble, Minnesota’s 10th Wave Chamber Collective and is a founding member of Trio Zenia. She is a Teaching Artist at Walker|West Music Academy, serving the Rondo Community in St. Paul, MN. Mrs. Ryan has completed a second Masters of Music at Rice University Shepherd School of Music on full tuition scholarship under the tutelage of Norman Fischer, an Artist Certificate in Chamber Music and a Masters of Music at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music with Jean-Michel Fonteneau, and a Bachelors of Music at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music with Tchaikovsky Competition laureate Nathaniel Rosen and Alexander Suleiman on full scholarship. www.patriciaryancello.com

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Date: Thu, Dec 17, 11:00 AM CST

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Venue: Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church • Neighborhood: MN • • Details

Program: Reginald Bowens (arr.), I Saw Three Ships; Christopher H. Harris (arr.), Silent Night; Cheryl Camm, Alleluia! Into the Light; Eric Whitacre, Lux Aurumque; Alberto de la Paz (arr.), Mensaje de Paz; Jo Goldsmith-Eteson (arr.), Auld Lang Syne These are the presenter’s repertoire highlights, not a claim that every selection has been announced. Cantus is the performing vocal ensemble. Individual concert casts are not inferred from the site-wide artist roster; no conductor is assigned to this artist-led ensemble. Poetry curated by Michael Kleber-Diggs; no personal appearance is inferred from that credit. Additional announced music by Zanaida Robles, Marian L. Harrison, Christine Donkin; individual work titles are not specified in the source highlights. Season policy: student tickets $5; pay-what-you-can seating starts at $5 where offered. Published ticket prices include fees. Confirm regular tiers and current seating with the official ticket page. This program advertises pay-what-you-can at most venues, without identifying every participating venue; no universal adult price minimum is inferred.

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Date: Thu, Dec 17, 7:00 PM CST

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Venue: Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church • Neighborhood: MN • • Details

Program: Reginald Bowens (arr.), I Saw Three Ships; Christopher H. Harris (arr.), Silent Night; Cheryl Camm, Alleluia! Into the Light; Eric Whitacre, Lux Aurumque; Alberto de la Paz (arr.), Mensaje de Paz; Jo Goldsmith-Eteson (arr.), Auld Lang Syne These are the presenter’s repertoire highlights, not a claim that every selection has been announced. Cantus is the performing vocal ensemble. Individual concert casts are not inferred from the site-wide artist roster; no conductor is assigned to this artist-led ensemble. Poetry curated by Michael Kleber-Diggs; no personal appearance is inferred from that credit. Additional announced music by Zanaida Robles, Marian L. Harrison, Christine Donkin; individual work titles are not specified in the source highlights. Season policy: student tickets $5; pay-what-you-can seating starts at $5 where offered. Published ticket prices include fees. Confirm regular tiers and current seating with the official ticket page. This program advertises pay-what-you-can at most venues, without identifying every participating venue; no universal adult price minimum is inferred.

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Date: Fri, Jan 8, 12:00 PM CST

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Venue: Westminster Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church • Neighborhood: Twin Cities metro • • Details

Now in its fourth decade of compelling performances and mentoring of young string players, the Artaria String Quartet was lauded by Rob Hubbard of the St. Paul Pioneer Press — “Artaria Quartet is likely to give eloquent voice to whatever work it tackles.” Artaria has served as MPR Artists-in-Residence and was featured on Twin Cities Public Television as part of the MN-Original Television series. A finalist at the Banff International String Quartet Competition, the quartet has appeared at major summer festivals including Festival de L’Epau in France, and the Tanglewood Music Center in Lenox, Massachusetts. Artaria is the recipient of a highly coveted McKnight Fellowship for Performing Musicians and has received Teaching Artist grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, Chamber Music America, Midori’s Partners in Performance, and the Heartland Fund for performance and educational outreach. They have also been awarded numerous Minnesota State Arts Board grants for creative educational programming across Minnesota. Members of the quartet are founders and directors of the Artaria Chamber Music School, a weekly chamber music program for young string players, Stringwood, a two-week summer festival held in Lanesboro, MN each summer, and the Saint Paul String Quartet Competition, an annual international event that showcases America’s finest young high school and college string quartets.

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