Minnesota Sounds: Cantus on location
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Over on Minnesota Public Radio's classical music station, the male vocal ensemble Cantus has stepped up to be "artists-in-residence" for the 2010-2011 season.
As part of their residency, they're performing concerts all over the state. And they're also taking their music to some unusual locations. To a cave, for example... and under a street bridge.
The project is called "Minnesota Sounds" and features Cantus performing in places with interesting acoustics.
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Here's a recording of them performing in the Wabasha Caves, narrated by vocalist Tim Takach.
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When it was warmer out, Cantus performed under the bridge that connects Lake Calhoun to Lake of the Isles. According to project producer Marc Sanchez, water and passers-by gave their songs an upbeat feeling of connectedness:
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