Stephanie Claussen, solo harp
Known for her evocative and nuanced playing, Minnesota harpist Stephanie Claussen tells stories with her music. Join her as she shares a program of traditional Scottish and Irish tunes, plus a few surprises!
Known for her evocative and nuanced playing, Minnesota harpist Stephanie Claussen tells stories with her music. Join her as she shares a program of traditional Scottish and Irish tunes, plus a few surprises!
1-4pm
Stephanie Claussen will be teaching the advanced lever harp class.
More info to come.
Feat. Bach's Magnificat (with all 4 interpolation movements!); excerpts from Britten's Ceremony of Carols (with Stephanie Claussen on harp); and world premiere carols by Mark Shepperd and our own Tenor Section Leader, Steve Sandberg! Soloists for Bach Magnificat: Betsy Feldkamp (sop); Rachel Farhi (mezzo); Nathan Romportl (tenor); and Mark Billy (bass) Come join us!
Stephanie's annual Christmas live stream from 7:30pm-8:30pm. Drop a comment in the chat when you are listening!
Hannah and Stephanie will be playing two identical performances on the same day. Pick your time-a matinee and an evening show!Performance 1: 4:00pm, doors at 3:30pm. Performance 2: 7:30pm, doors at 7:00pm. Tickets are for sale at the link in advance for $25/$30 at the door. Join harpists Stephanie Claussen and Hannah Flowers for an […]
The prelude will start at 9:30pm.
Experience the magic of the silver screen and the power of live music in this one-of-a-kind event! Join us for a special screening of the iconic 1925 film, The Phantom of the Opera, accompanied by a live performance from The Curse of the Vampire Orchestra with Composer/Conducter Philip Shorey. The Phantom of the Opera (1925) […]
It was a beautiful concert, and a perfect way to enjoy an evening after a hectic workweek!
–Eve (An American Christmas, 2018)
Stephanie Claussen has performed with the following groups and musicians. Also listed are some venues where she has performed.
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