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Hill House Chamber Players "In Flanders Fields"- Music Prevails

The James J Hill House
St Paul, MN

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The Hill House Chamber Players, co-sponsored by the Schubert Club and Minnesota Historical Society, feature group members and guest artists in programs exploring music, poetry, and stories from the Great War as well as classic favorites for piano and strings by Beethoven and Brahms.

Admission includes valet parking, a 6:45 pre-concert conversation, intermission refreshments, and a post-performance tour of the magnificent Gilded Age mansion.

All concerts are on Mondays, 7:30 pm with general admission seating in the art gallery of the James J Hill House, 240 Summit Ave, St Paul.
Wheelchair accessible ramp is past the main entrance, and the Hill House has restrooms on the first floor for those with limited mobility, and a wheelchair accessible restroom on the lower level.

Single concert $23; Students $12
*We have closed our Season Flex Pass sales.*

For help with online ticket purchase call 1-800-838-3006, Brown Paper Tickets.
For other inquiries leave a message for HHCP at 651-237-2169.

2017-2018 SEASON "IN FLANDERS FIELDS"-Music Prevails upcoming concerts:

FEBRUARY 26 and MARCH 5
Rontgen String Trio in D major, Opus 76 (1915)
Hindemith Viola Sonata, Opus 11, #4
Granados Intermezzo from "Goyescas" for cello and piano (1911)
Beethoven Piano Trio in G Major, Opus 1, #2

MAY 7 and 14
Guest guitarist Jeffrey Van and narrator Craig Johnson
Van Empire Builder Suite, the life and legend of James J. Hill
Ravel Tombeau de Couperin, selections for solo piano (1914-1917)
Brahms Piano Quintet in F Minor
(all programs subject to change)

Hill House Chamber Players
Julie Ayer, violin
Catherine Schubilske, violin
Thomas Turner, viola
Tanya Remenikova, cello
Mary Jo Gothmann, piano

"excellent ensemble,
luscious tone, flexible phrasing"
"attracting an ever-larger and ever-more-enthusiastic audience"

-Star Tribune

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council,
thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.