A Scandinavian Christmas: EDT at the Minnesota Orchestra

Photo advertising the Ethnic Dance Theatre's participation in the Minnesota Orchestra's production of "A Scandinavian Christmas"

WHEN:

Saturday, 
December 11, 2pm
Sunday, December 12, 2pm
Sunday, December 12, 7pm

WHERE:

Orchestra Hall
1111 Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Map

TICKETS:

Orchestra Hall VIP: $22-50 / $60

Online: Minnesota Orchestra

Orchestra Hall Box Office: 612-371-5656

ABOUT:

Ethnic Dance Theatre has once again been invited to perform with the Minnesota Orchestra in its production of A Scandinavian Christmas. EDT will perform dances from Norway and Denmark, accompanied by the Minnesota Orchestra with Conductor Sarah Hicks.

"Music with passion, warm as holiday glög!" 
- Pioneer Press

Join EDT and the Minnesota Orchestra for a very special Yuletide celebration: a winter bouquet of Scandinavia's most beautiful Christmas songs, plus lovely seasonal selections by Schubert, Sibelius, Humperdinck and Grieg. It may be cold outside, but inside--God Jul!--a warm welcome awaits. The wreaths will be hung and the hall will be aglow with the magic of Santa Lucia, complete with a candlelight procession...a feast of sweet surprises.

Nordic sweaters welcome!

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