Final Show

Our September 26 collaboration with Lumen Antiqua will be Kaleidoscope Quartet’s final public performance.

Since Dana’s decision to retire last November, we (Ian, Jack, Taylor) have been processing the change, each in our own way. We started a search for a new low bass, intending to continue this ensemble. We heard talented singers and vibed with interesting people. It wasn’t for want of quality candidates that we changed course. This past year, we felt in ourselves the growing yearning for new and different creative projects, and the need to dedicate more time to other parts of our lives. We feel peace, grief, relief, sadness, confidence, and gratitude.

September 26 is our last chance to sing for you. We want to share the rich new sound we’ve found with Lumen Antiqua. They are a joy to sing with, and the program we’ve made together covers the full spectrum of light. It will be a show for the books.

Upcoming Shows

Refractions (with Lumen Antiqua)

September 26, 2026, 4:00pm

Refractions graphic

We pair with Lumen Antiqua to sing seven-part music celebrating beauty in contrast from artists across the centuries.

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Lake Nokomis Lutheran Church
5011 31st Ave S
Minneapolis, MN, 55417


Vista Lutheran Church Fundraiser (with Lumen Antiqua)

September 19, 2026, 4:00pm

We pair with Lumen Antiqua to sing seven-part music celebrating beauty in contrast from artists across the centuries. This concert is free to attend, but a freewill offering will support Vista Lutheran Church’s community outreach services.

Vista Lutheran Church
4003 Wooddale Ave
Saint Louis Park, MN 55416


Celebrating Dana

October 24, 2026, Afternoon

Dana smiling

A private event celebrating Dana’s magnificient 50-year music career!

About Us

Four voices. Harmony in every hue. Kaleidoscope Quartet sings a cappella music with joy, range, and soul.


The Quick Version

Kaleidoscope Quartet is a Twin Cities-based vocal ensemble known for its tight harmonies, layered textures, and bold musical range. With decades of experience between them, Ian Cook (tenor 2), Taylor Quinn (baritone), Dana Skoglund (bass 2), and Jack Vishneski (tenor 1) create four-part a cappella shows full of joy, range, and soul.

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Our Story

The group grew out of a series of in-home concerts for Dana’s wife, Cheryl. Confined at home with complications from a heart transplant, Cheryl loved the sounds of a male quartet but couldn’t attend concerts. So Dana brought the sound to her, inviting Jack, Taylor, and others to sing in their living room.

Cheryl passed away in November 2020. One of her parting wishes was to have a grand concert at her memorial service. Grief and the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the service a year, during which Ian Cook joined the group. In November 2021, the group performed Cheryl’s favorites for hundreds of people at the service. The beauty of that moment made it clear—these guys needed to keep singing together and discover the full spectrum of their joined voices.

Today, Kaleidoscope Quartet performs across Minnesota and beyond, carefully curating their programs to feature songs new and old from diverse genres. Be it a theater stage, or a more intimate venue, a KQ show is a great event for couples, families, friends, or even a solo night of music.

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Watch & Listen

Kaleidoscope Quartet’s premiere album Joy. Range. Soul. is available now!

The cover of Kaleidoscope Quartet's album Joy. Range. Soul., which depicts a multicolored ripple of water in a circular pattern

Drawn from the group’s 2023 program, this music reflects a period of deepening friendship and creative discovery. This album’s name is the core of the KQ sound.

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