Cantus' September 3 performance at the Minnesota State Fair can be seen on Minnesota Public Radio's live web cam.

The Monday, July 26th, edition of Performance Today features the Enso String Quartet performance of Giacomo Puccini's Chrysanthemums from the group's performance at Da Camera of Houston in October 2009.

The July 16th edition of WNYC's New Sounds features music of So Percussion, including Jason Treuting's "Oblique music for 4 plus (blank)," recorded live by the Orchestra of the League of Composers at Miller Theater.

A bucket of water, a piece of sheet metal, and a cactus. Just the average instrument checklist for Treasure State, a new collaboration between the bands Matmos and So Percussion. Performing live in the studio, they show Kurt how they use ordinary objects to make not-so-ordinary music.

The Thursday, July 8th, edition of Performance Today features the Enso String Quartet performance of Haydn's String Quartet in A Major, Op. 20, no. 6 from the Grand Canyon Music Festival in September 2009.

The Trio helps kick off the Oregon Bach Festival 40th anniversary with a live performance broadcast from the KLCC studios.

Classical Minnesota Public Radio has named Cantus its Artists-In-Residence for the 2010-2011 concert season. The second-ever Artists-In-Residence for Classical MPR, Cantus will perform in Greater Minnesota concerts and on Performance Today broadcasts. They will also give a series of master classes at high schools around the state and augment the residency online at classicalmpr.org.

The Enso Quartet will receive the annual Chamber Music America Guarneri String Quartet Residency Grant for their work holding monthly coaching sessions for middle-schoolers in Connecticutt.

On May 21 and 23, Cantus joins the SPCO in a program celebrating Schubert.

The Calder Quartet has announced the release of Terry Riley's first string quartet and string trio in time for the composer's 75th birthday on June 24, 2010.

On Friday, June 18, 2010, the Calder Quartet will perform Christopher Rouse's String Quartet No. 3 written for the group by the composer. This world premiere is part of the International Festival of Arts and Ideas in New Haven.

The May 11 edition of Performance Today features Imani Wind's performance of Umoja from their concert at Jordan Hall at the New England Conservatory.

Trio Mediaeval and Cantus were both 2010 A Cappella Community Awards Nominees in the "Favorite Classical Ensemble" category.

So Percussion and electronic duo Matmos will release "Treasure State" this summer on Cantaloupe.

Cantus was awarded $35,000 for in-school residencies, rural touring and education from the NEA.

Iva Bittova and Calder Quartet play at the Knoxville Museum of Art to kick of the Big Ears 2010 festival on Friday, March 26, 2010. See video of the event here.

So Percussion will premiere its Chamber Music America commission It Is Time, by composer Steven Mackey, this Thursday, March 25 at 9:30 P.M. in Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall.

In June, Trio Voronezh helps kick off the 40th anniversary of the Oregon Bach Festival with a live performance broadcast from the studios of KLCC-FM, the local NPR affiliate.

The women of Anonymous 4 dropped by the studios of Classical KUSC on March 16 to speak with Jim Svejda, a day ahead of their Disney Hall debut.

Magic Circle Mime Co.'s Doug and Maggie stopped by WKYC in Cleveland to discuss their "Mostly Mozart" progam. You can see the interview and footage from the program online.

Susan Hellauer spoke with Public Radio Tulsa ahead of Anonymous 4's Oklahoma debut. You can hear it all online.

On March 9th, 2010, the Los Angeles Philharmonic New Music Group presents a concert focusing on the music of Peter Eötvös, featuring the Calder Quartet.

Magic Circle Mime Co. looks forward to performances with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in the coming months.

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The Saturday, February 20 edition of The Early Music Show features Andrea Marcon and the Venice Baroque Orchestra.

The Calder Quartet will premiere Christopher Rouse's String Quartet No. 3 at the 2010 International Festival of Arts & Ideas on June 18.

The local news visited the group's school performance in Vermont. Footage is available online.

The Tuesday, February 2nd edition of Performance Today features the Enso String Quartet performance of Verdi's String Quartet in E Minor from their Da Camera of Houston concert on October 30, 2009.

Imani Winds' Chamber Music Institute will be held at The Juilliard School at Lincoln Center from July 31-Aug 7, 2010. The institute will be an intensive 8-day program devoted to excellence in wind chamber music performance.

As part of the New York Encounter festival, Carl Th. Dreyer's controversial 1928 classic silent film, The Passion of Joan of Arc, will be screened at the Marriott Marquis, accompanied by a live performance of Richard Einhorn's Voices of Light, the composer's 1994 oratorio inspired by the film.