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And the Grammy goes to the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra

The SPCO onstage at the Ordway's Concert Hall
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra performing in the inaugural concert at the Ordway's new Concert Hall on March 5, 2015.
Nate Ryan | MPR News file 2015

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The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra won a Grammy award Sunday.

The SPCO was up for the best chamber music/small ensemble performance for the group's recording of Schubert's "Death and the Maiden."

The Minnesota Orchestra was also competing in the best orchestral performance category for the orchestra's recording of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.

Minnesota native Bob Dylan's album "Triplicate," was also up for a Grammy for best traditional pop vocal album.