Red House Live from Landmark Center: Peter Ostroushko

Landmark Center and Red House Records' popular concert series "Red House Live from Landmark Center" returns to the F.K. Weyerhaeuser Auditorium at St. Paul's historic Landmark Center. 7 pm - cocktail hour (complimentary appetizers and cash bar) 8 pm - concert Tickets are $20 in advance/$25 at the door. Buy a season pass to all four concerts for $75! December 16: Peter Ostroushko Over the course of a long and outstanding career, mandolinist/composer Peter Ostroushko has come to be regarded as one of the finest players in acoustic music. He has been lauded by critics and music lovers worldwide. A dazzling mastery of stringed instruments and a flair for composing have earned this born-and-bred Minnesotan an international reputation. From Pistol River, Oregon’s Community Hall to Carnegie Hall, Peter has done thousands of concerts across North American and Europe. Since his first recording session—an uncredited mandolin set on Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Track —Peter has gone on to release a string of critically acclaimed albums. His extraordinary works have been performed by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and the Kremlin Chamber Orchestra, among others, and his music is featured on broadcast specials such as the Ken Burns films Lewis & Clark and The National Parks, and Twin Cities Public Television’s Minnesota: A History of the Land, for which Peter won an Emmy. Known for his ability to connect with his audience and create an intimate atmosphere that gives glory to the music, Peter creates truly magical concerts.