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The Portland choir's $35,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, snagged by the Trump Administration's freeze on approved grants, breaks free as the choir prepares for a key series of concerts.
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February 11, 2025Angela Allen
Chamber Music Northwest hosted the pianist and cellist performing music of Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and Myaskovsky.
February 9, 2025Elizabeth Mehren
The veteran Portland Baroque Orchestra violinist, who'll be featured in PBO's "D'amore" concerts Feb. 15 and 16, takes an effervescent and ecstatic approach to music and to life.
February 7, 2025Brian Libby
The station’s longtime program director discusses the past, present and future of jazz radio in Portland.
February 7, 2025Angela Allen
The Oregon composer’s new chamber piece “Copper Variations” was featured in a concert of contemporary classical music alongside works by Steve Reich, Philip Glass, and Daniel Wohl.
February 6, 2025Matthew Neil Andrews
An abbreviated consideration of Black music in Oregon, from Jimmie Herrod and Darrell Grant to Machado Mijiga and esperanza spalding.
February 6, 2025Daryl Browne
The “unflappable” composer, pianist, and choral accompanist discusses her life in music.
February 5, 2025Daryl Browne
An impression of how FNM’s “De-Mystifying New Music” series–most recently with composer David Schiff and host Robert McBride–supports and highlights their all-Oregonian season.
February 1, 2025Dmae Lo Roberts
In her new podcast, Stage & Studio's Dmae Lo Roberts talks with The Slants' cofounder about the band's battle to trademark its name, the Portland Chinatown Museum's exhibit on the band's history, and more.
January 31, 2025
Stephen Bacon, who founded the respected Southern Oregon sales and repair shop in 1985, sells it to store manager Will Scharen – and the tradition continues.
January 30, 2025Charles Rose
Dr. Lewis, who performs the music of Messiaen and Bartók alongside Bach and Chopin, explains why “Classical music has been dying for over a hundred years–but it’s still alive.”
January 29, 2025Angela Allen
The Portland trio–pianist Janet Guggenheim, violinist Carol Sindell, and cellist Hamilton Cheifetz–performed an evening of Mendelssohn, Haydn, and Beethoven.
January 29, 2025James Bash
The Tacoma orchestra, part of the commissioning consortium for Ives’ Immortal Beloved Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, delivered intensity in quest for Beethoven’s “Immortal Beloved.”
January 28, 2025Angela Allen
The jazz pianist, with bassist David Wong and drummer Aaron Kimmel, performed a set of originals and uncommon tunes by Jobim, Monk, and Shorter.
January 23, 2025Matthew Neil Andrews
Upcoming concerts feature Oregon composers performed by Fear No Music, Resonance Ensemble, 45th Parallel Universe, and Delgani String Quartet.
January 22, 2025Charles Rose
The composer collective–Lisa Neher, Carolyn Quick and Drew Swatosh–will be featured on Fear No Music’s next “Locally Sourced Sounds” concerts this weekend.
January 22, 2025Lori Tobias
Ticketed events are nearly sold out, but the festival, which starts Thursday, also includes workshops and free jam sessions.
January 21, 2025Daryl Browne
From the newly formed A Notion, A Scream to Bach Cantata Choir’s SuperBach Sunday.
January 21, 2025Alice Hardesty
The Trio–consisting of founding members Cheifetz and violinist Carol Sindell, with pianist Janet Guggenheim–will play three concerts in Friends of Chamber Music’s 2024-2025 Season: January 26, March 9, and May 18.
January 16, 2025James Bash
The concert pianist and Portland Youth Philharmonic's elite string ensemble triumph in a concert ranging from Liszt and Saint-Saëns to Jessie Montgomery and Bruce Stark.
January 10, 2025James Bash
PCO’s holiday concert put music and drinks in a delightful shaker, mixing music from the Baroque to the 21st century.
January 9, 2025Lynn Darroch
The singer-violist-composer, a longtime touring musician, is currently studying to be a mental health professional.
January 8, 2025Lorin Wilkerson
This year’s Revels production featured a smorgasbord of Northern music and traditions.
January 7, 2025Daryl Browne
After the holiday rush, Oregon choirs launch into another busy new year.
January 2, 2025James Bash
Recent albums feature the music of Astor Piazzolla, Lera Auerbach, and Polina Nazaykinskaya.
The youth orchestra’s 63rd annual holiday show sent everyone home with a smile.
January 1, 2025Matthew Neil Andrews
Digging the Society of Oregon Composers; toasting the Miller Foundation’s Spark Awards; representing the Lollipop Guild.
December 26, 2024Matthew Neil Andrews
Following the theme of an intensely musical Oregon year, from parties to studios.
December 25, 2024Brett Campbell
The venerable broadcaster’s move to new studios in downtown's KOIN Tower opens space for an energetic and expanded mission beyond the radio dial.
December 19, 2024Daryl Browne
In which the “Messiah” was performed.