Not to play harder but to play richer: Opus13 at Chamber Music Northwest
July 31, 2024
The Protégé Project string quartet performed Mozart and Grieg at Lincoln Recital Hall for CMNW 2024.
The Protégé Project string quartet performed Mozart and Grieg at Lincoln Recital Hall for CMNW 2024.
The young German quartet performed Haydn, Borodin, and Beethoven on a mid-winter Chamber Music Northwest concert at The Old Church.
The Emerson String Quartet’s longtime violist, performing at Chamber Music Northwest and the Oregon Bach Festival on its final tour, discusses the group’s history and its decision to retire.
An interview with the mezzo soprano, performing this weekend and next week in the first round of Chamber Music Northwest concerts.
Chamber Music Northwest’s December concert featured the baritone with pianist Gloria Chien, performing some of his favorite storytelling works.
The quartet was recently featured in November’s Dvořák Festival, presented in Oregon by Friends of Chamber Music.
Friends of Chamber Music and the Martinů Quartet are offering a deep dive into Dvořák’s life and music, from Bohemia to his time in the United States.
The Brentano first violinist, recently in Oregon for CMNW, talks isolation, collaboration, and simultaneity.
The quartet performed two distinctive programs for this year’s festival.
Emotions run high at return to live classical concerts in Ashland, featuring the Ying Quartet and Castalian String Quartet
Baritone Christòpheren Nomura’s “deeply moving” performance in Ashland’s Heart of Humanity series.
The Rogue Valley is home to the Britt Music and Arts Festival, which takes place in July and August every summer. The Britt Festival Orchestra’s music director, Teddy Abrams, is hugely popular among music lovers here and in his home city of
The rumor in Southern Oregon is that Terry Longshore can play anything. In addition to innumerable conventional percussion instruments, he also plays buckets, trashcans, sculptures, washing machines, mix-masters, and a variety of plants including the cactus. He also composes and records extensively.
It may come as a surprise to Portlandia that there’s something in Ashland besides Shakespeare. During my years in Portland, whenever I would say that I intended a visit to Ashland, my friends would always ask, “What plays are you going to
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