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The Minnesota Orchestra announces a $655,575 operating loss in 2022, down from a $6.3 million loss in 2021. Read more here.
Drawn to opening doors: Minnesota Orchestra's new leader works on anti-racism efforts. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra returns for its 120th season, its first in nearly 20 years without Osmo Vänskä at the helm, as Thomas Søndergård begins as music director designate before officially becoming music director next fall. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra and its musicians have ratified a four-year collective bargaining agreement. Read more here.
Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård will be the new Music Director of the Minnesota Orchestra, with a five-year contract that begins with the 2023-24 season and the title of Music Director Designate during the 2022-23 season. Read more here.
Conductor Osmo Vänskä gives a final bow as the Minnesota Orchestra's Music Director. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra honors Osmo Vänskä as Conductor Laureate. Read more here.
Spurred by George Floyd's death, the Minnesota Orchestra has commissioned a new work by Black artists which will premiere next spring. Read more here.
For 2022-23, the Minnesota Orchestra itself will be the star for their first season in years without Osmo Vänskä. Read more here.
In light of what this past year held, I'm very pleased with the substantial progress we've made towards decreasing the size of our operating loss while also increasing our net assets. Minnesota Orchestra President and CEO Michelle Miller Burns. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra uncorks a three-week celebration of Sibelius, beginning New Year's Eve. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra adds chamber music, sensory-friendly concerts, and wellness events in 2022. Read more here.
Congratulations to the Minnesota Orchestra for being named Gramophone Magazine's 2021 Orchestra of the Year. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra announces music director Osmo Vanska's final season as conductor. Read more here.
After 14 months, Osmo Vänska and the Minnesota Orchestra prep for a live audience. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra to return for in-person performances. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra to present concerts of remembrance and reflection, including Carlos Simon's An Elegy: A Cry from the Grave, performed in honor of George Floyd to mark the anniversary of his death. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra to welcome back audiences in June. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra President/CEO says that while the $11.7 million deficit is serious, the orchestra has been able to cover the shortfall using available funds. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra will be streaming a New Year's celebration on December 31st. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra to continue live streaming concerts through March. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra & the University of Minnesota study aerosols from instruments. Read more here.
Collective bargaining agreement that runs through August 2022 settled for the Minnesota Orchestra. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra mounts fall season without live audiences. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra cancels 16 full-orchestra concerts, will start phased reopening with smaller concerts outdoors. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra musicians agree to salary reductions to contain costs amid pandemic. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra will no longer engage Minneapolis Police Department officers to provide security at orchestra concerts until the MPD implements fundamental changes. Read more here.
Click here to view the musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra as they perform a socially-distanced tribute to George Floyd.
The Minnesota Orchestra has rescheduled its current season concerts for August and September. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra unveils new online music learning portal. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra nixes June tour to Vietnam and South Korea. Read more here.
The Minnesota Orchestra had a strong endowment fundraising result but an operating deficit for 2019. Read more here.
After Cuba and South Africa, next destinations for the Minnesota Orchestra are Vietnam and South Korea. Read more here.
Eleven members of the Minnesota Orchestra traveled to Cuba to act as mentors for the first tour of the Cuban American Youth Orchestra. Read more here.
Music Director Osmo Vanska to leave Minnesota Orchestra. Read more here.
Minnesota Orchestra music director Osmo Vanska to step down in 2022. Read more here.
