Can we get an amen?
Daryl Browne
September 8, 2021
Chor Anno initiates the return to live choral singing
Chor Anno initiates the return to live choral singing
Mat Randol on a sharp level, Doug Martsch at Sou’Wester, Megadeth and Lamb of God at Moda
Third Angle premieres an opera inspired by gentrification’s damage to Portland’s Black community.
The director and composer discuss their new opera “Sanctuaries” and staging it outside Memorial Coliseum.
September attempts to get “real” with symphonies, operas, ‘90s bands
Andrea Reinkemeyer’s music isn’t daunted by nature—even when nature is at its most disgusting, frightening and overwhelming.
The Oregon Coast Jazz Party director says his musical influences run from Benny Goodman to The Beatles.
Now Hear This scours Bandcamp for new work from local artists. This time around: lowkey collaborations, Gothic chamber-folk, Neo-psychedelia, and plenty more–just in time for Bandcamp’s next Fee Free First Friday.
The Delta variant and ensuing restrictions effectively stopped ticket sales, then the headliner pulled out.
Goofing around as a teen, Tines sang operatic-style to his choir-director granddad. “Well,” his grandfather said, “I think you have a voice.”
Charles Rose soaks up the sights, sounds & ideas of this year’s new-music festival, where women ruled.
Portland future-pop/R&B artist Jan Julius talks with Robert Ham about music, life, a new album, and utopia.
Angela Allen talks with the Willamette Valley Chamber Music Festival’s multifaceted resident composer.
It’s a busy August of album-release shows, neighborhood concerts, a renamed synth library, Hip Hop Week & more.
“Once upon a time not everyone in the lively arts was versed in ZOOM.” How singers zing through the pandemic.
In Aki Onda’s exhibition at PICA, the collections find their spirit and fly toward the future.
Now Hear This is a monthly column that scours the pages of music distributor Bandcamp, looking for new work from local artists that would make fine additions to your digital library. This time around, that includes smoldering hip-hop, unaffected bluegrass, experimental music
In its sixth season, the Willamette Valley Chamber Music Festival will go hybrid this year, with live and virtual concerts from Aug. 7 through Sept 4. For safety’s sake, live concert audiences in Oregon wine country are limited — cut in half
Renegade Opera’s “Orfeo in Underland” chronicles a tragic and transcendent journey to the afterlife.
After COVID and wildfires, Yaacov Bergman felt compelled to recognize the pain, as well as the courage.
