Music News: Director Departures and Other Transitions
An Oregon music legend passes, leaders of the state’s two top orchestras move on, and other news in Oregon music.
An Oregon music legend passes, leaders of the state’s two top orchestras move on, and other news in Oregon music.
Your guide to making last-minute holiday music plans through the New Year, from Nutcrackers to Pink Martinis.
In which we discuss holiday traditions new and old.
Five women singer-songwriters sing out Sunday in a benefit concert for Ukraine, and 10 pianists put on a show to aid a children’s music program.
Earth days, green days, Russian music, new music.
From Imogen Cunningham to the Brontë sisters to the new NEA chief and more, women take the holiday-season cultural spotlight.
ArtsWatch Weekly: An emergency lifeline to Oregon’s cultural sector staves off disaster. But the problem’s still urgent.
This month’s Virtual Supper Club supports pianist Michael Allen Harrison’s program to bring music lessons to Oregon students.
The good, the bad, and the adaptable: Oregon musicians make the best of a socially isolated summer.
ArtsWatch Weekly: The pandemic is the puzzle. Adaptability is the key. Unlocking the cultural world’s future.
Classical music still lags a ways behind, say, the reggae community when it comes to appropriately celebrating 4/20. Admittedly, the some of the thrill has kind of, uh, gone up in smoke since Oregon finally ended the preposterous cannabis Prohibition, but it’s
Keeping up with even the segment of Oregon’s increasingly busy music scene ArtsWatch can afford to cover (and we’d love to do more, if our readers and Oregon music institutions will help us pay for it) is nearly impossible when the season’s
Spring break may have broken Oregon’s music calendar this week, but there’s still something to celebrate. Portland is celebrating the international Piano Day again. Last year, Portland Piano International brought the worldwide event, which was started by German pianist Nils Frahm (who
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