Love Notes: Send a Valentine from Classical MPR

In celebration of Valentine's Day, hosts from Classical Minnesota Public Radio have selected their favorite love songs. Send one of these songs to your loved one with a Love Note.

• Tune in to Carnegie Hall Live, Wednesday, February 15 at 7 p.m.
  Tune in Wednesday, February 15 at 7 p.m. for a recital by Leif Ove Andsnes, described by the Wall Street Journal as "one of the most gifted musicians of his generation." Andsnes performs works by Haydn, Bartok, Debussy and Chopin in this live broadcast from Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage.
• Free Downloads from Simone Dinnerstein's New Disc "Something Almost Being Said"
  Simone Dinnerstein has graciously allowed MPR to offer a free track from her new disc "Something Almost Being Said."
• Barry Kempton: Home is Where the Art Is
  The Schubert Club, Minnesota oldest arts organization, has a new Director. Barry Kempton's gracious accent reveals his English roots. But Kempton is no stranger to Minnesota. He spent eleven years as Artistic Planner and General Manager of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. Now, after five years in England running the London Sinfonia, Kempton is back in Minnesota as the Schubert Club's Artistic and Executive Director.
• This Week's Morning Glories - Love for Spouse and Citrus
  Here are our morning glories for next week, all relating to themes of love and passion! Love for a spouse (Wagner), unrequited love (Chaminade, according to the story), love for citrus fruits...
• Sarah Lutman to leave SPCO
  Sarah Lutman is leaving her position as president and managing director of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra to start an independent consulting practice.
• Flicks in Five: The Artist
  A unique score for a unique film that came out of nowhere at Cannes. Now it's won Golden Globes and received numerous nominations for "best everything" (almost) from BAFTA, the Brit's Oscars to the SAG and Directors' Guild awards to The Oscars. Ludovic Bource created a score that's both original and an homage to the great film composers of the early 20th century.