April 5th ~ Nordic Nook Monolog 17 on Swedish Folk Songs, by Erland von Koch Icelandic folk musicVocalise, by Povilas Syrrist-Gelgota (Norway)Bravoustudien (excerpts), by Poul Ruders (Denmark)Papillon #1, by Kaija Saariaho (Finland)Variations for Solo Cello, by Jean Sibelius (Finland)
Saturday, April 9 | 6 PM PDT | OnlineHow To Watch The Livestream ProgramBernstein: Overture to CandideBarber: Violin Concerto, mvmt III, performed on mandolinAdams: Short Ride in a Fast MachineThile: Julep (Punch Brothers), arr. by Gabriel Kahaneand more ArtistsDavid Danzmayr, ConductorChris Thile, Mandolin & HostXavier Foley, Double BassChien Tan, Violin
Dive in with us as we take you on a musical excursion into the watery depths with favorite music from The Little Mermaid and Pirates of the Caribbean, plus Debussy’s mysterious, magical La Mer. Artists Norman Huynh, ConductorPam Mahon, NarratorDance WestPacific Youth ChoirOregon Symphony This concert is part of the Kids Series
In String Quartet No. 3, G.F. Haas uses total darkness to evoke the night before Christ’s resurrection in this powerful work, performed by the Pyxis Quartet on Maundy Thursday. WORKS G.F. Haas: String Quartet No. 3, In iij Noct. PERFORMERS Gregory Ewer, violinEmily Cole, violinRon Blessinger, violaMarilyn de Oliveira, cello
Oregon Symphony joins Patricia Reser Center for the Arts’ Grand Opening Spring Season with the orchestral World premiere of Gabriel Kahane’s Magnificent Bird, a new song cycle written in the final month of a year-long, complete hiatus from the internet. At once intimate and ambitious, Kahane’s latest work toggles between personal loss and a series of public…
Inspiring * Exhilarating * Riveting In this wide-ranging meditation on the liquid we can’t live without, Handel’s irresistibly buoyant Water Music becomes a foil for five contemporary works that draw inspiration from water—three of them written by composers nominated for 2022 GRAMMY Awards—at a time when the planet is increasingly imperiled. Bookended by an electrifying…
Join 45th Parallel Universe for this immersive and experiential concert event, featuring the Modern Minimalist masterpiece Music for 18 Musicians by Steve Reich. WORKS Steve Reich: Music for 18 Musicians
Considered a national treasure in Mexico, four-time Grammy nominee Tambuco is one of the most dynamic and innovative chamber percussion ensembles today. A dynamic and innovative program showcasing the limitless colors, voices, and expressive capabilities of percussion instruments, from the melodic strains of four marimbas to the rhythmic sounds of tapping stones. “What mesmerizing creativity!…
The Romantic imagination comes to life in Robert Schumann’s “Pictures from the East” for piano duet, “Fantasy Pieces” for clarinet and piano, and “Fairy Tales” for clarinet, viola, and piano, plus works by Max Bruch and Elisabeth von Saxe Meiningen. Program R. Schumann:Pictures from the East, op. 66, for piano, four hands Elisabeth von Saxe-Meiningen:Romance…
Slavic Roots March from Music for Children, by Prokofiev/Piatigorsky Two Romantic Pieces, by K. Minyar-Beloruchev Suite for Solo Cello, by Alexander Tcherepnin Prelude #2, by Sofia Gubaidulina Serenade, by Yuriy Leonovich Toccata, by Nicolas Karjinsky
Collaborations 2022: Re/emergence Strive... dream... wake... flourish! Our present moment in music, poetry, image & dance Cascadia Composers Spring Concert showcases the variety and depth we are known for as we continue to artistically process the times will live in and reemerge, revitalized and reenergized!Please join us on Saturday, May 14th, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Hall, Room 75…
“The day is coming when a single carrot, freshly observed, will set off a revolution.”– Paul Cezanne WORKS Gabriella Smith: Carrot RevolutionAndy Akiho: Prospects of a Misplaced Year PERFORMERS Ron Blessinger, violinGregory Ewer, violinMaia Hoffman, violaMarilyn de Oliveira, celloYoko Greeney, piano