Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra

Four times the LSCO has received the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) award for adventurous programming, and will continue this exciting tradition of innovative programming and talented guest artists.

Your Support Matters!

Invest in the vibrant cultural landscape of our region by donating to the Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra. Your contribution directly supports exceptional musical performances, educational outreach programs, and the growth of talented musicians. By donating, you become a vital part of sustaining and enriching the orchestra's legacy.

SAVE THE DATES! ~ LSCO 2025 Concert Series: July 10, 17, 24

Thank You for Joining Us!

Thank you for a great LSCO Season! We’re thrilled by the positive feedback from our attendees and partners, including the Young Artist Piano Camp who have decided to continue their camp residency and collaboration with the LSCO and UMD. Your support has been truly inspiring. We look forward to bringing more wonderful music to our community next year. Stay tuned for updates, or take it one step further and join the cause by visiting our Contribute page!

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Recap

The Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra (LSCO) hosted a special ribbon cutting ceremony in partnership with the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce on July 25, at Weber Music Hall, University of Minnesota-Duluth. This event commemorated LSCO’s membership in the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce and marked an exciting new chapter for classical music in the community. Current conductor and Music Director, Ho-Yin Kowk was officially passed the baton by LSCO founder and former Artistic Director, Warren Friesen.

Scholarship Dedication & Conductor Emeritus Announced

The final concert of the 2024 season followed the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and included a performance by soloist James Zabawa-Martinez, The Quartet Project collaboration with area youth musicians for two side-by-side pieces (conducted by Warren Friesen), and a momentous celebration of LSCO’s founder by the Board. To commemorate his numerous achievements and dedication to the LSCO, Warren Friesen was conferred upon Conductor Emeritus and the Quartet Project scholarship was renamed the Warren Friesen Scholarship in his honor.

We CAN'T Do it Without YOU!

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