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Composer Peter Schickele, aka P.D.Q. Bach, died Jan. 16 at 88, leaving behind a legacy of musical brilliance, ingenuity and hilarity. He was a fixture at Minnesota Public Radio over the years, including co-hosting a fun 1993 New Year’s Eve radio party with Lynne Warfel. Listen now!
This year, MPR is bringing the ultimate winter Minnesota moment to the Sauna Village at Malcom Yards during The Great Northern Festival.
Pair cold winter temps, with steamy sauna sessions all while vibing to your favorite music from The Current and YourClassical MPR and curiosity-quenching stories from MPR News via the MPR Cabin Steam Stream. Because, if you ask us, it doesn’t get much more Minnesotan than enjoying Minnesota Public Radio...in a sauna.
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Nearly two decades after the theft of a pair of slippers used in “The Wizard of Oz” the man who admits he stole them will receive sentence in Duluth Monday morning. Some of what happened all those years ago has been revealed — but not all.
The Oslo Chamber Choir was founded in 1984 by Grete Pedersen. The ensemble has acquired a unique expression by being the only choir where all the singers are profoundly trained in Norwegian folk music singing. Listen now to the Oslo Chamber Choir’s recent performance at St. Olaf College, with host Steve Staruch.
The Current’s Winter Warmup is back and now it’s TWO NIGHTS of incredible shows at two separate Minneapolis venues.