Mr. Oliver’s Wild Ride: Pianist, composer, and Early Jazz enthusiast Andrew Oliver
The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble co-founder talks about his love for Early Jazz and his recent return to Oregon.
The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble co-founder talks about his love for Early Jazz and his recent return to Oregon.
PJCE’s concert February 19 at Hallowed Halls will spotlight the efforts of musicians and other workers for fair pay and working conditions.
A longitudinal study of everything we loved (and a few things we didn’t) in Oregon music this year, and last year, world without end, amen.
Punk, metal, jazz, and the Oregon School of Composition–just in time for the last Fee Free Friday of 2023.
New funding program benefits Portland new music organizations, and other news in Oregon music
Multi-disciplinary ‘Glass Stories’ project leads the Portland jazz musician to other times, places, and art forms.
From housing crises to race in Portland, the Mosaic’s seventh annual festival remembering the Vanport Flood of 1948 brings the past into the present.
Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s education program helps young musicians create new music.
Oregon Bach Fest loses a director candidate after sexual harassment accusations. Women arts leaders take Oregon groups to new heights. A new opera company with a familiar face.
Change in the air: Comings, goings, honors, and landmarks on Oregon’s music scene.
ArtsWatch Weekly: Portland Oscar nod; Dawson Carr’s big day; dance dive; laureate speaks; big BRAVO.
Good music in hard times: We can’t let 2020 slip away without noting some recordings by Oregon musicians, several explicitly in response to crisis.
Now Hear This scours Bandcamp for new work from local artists. This time around: Quadraphonnes and quarantined overdubs, delicate synths and deconstructed metal, moody rap and all-ages kids music.
With so many performances going online, our news roundup follows suit with video and audio from Oregon musicians for your home streaming enjoyment
The Portland drummer and composer’s diverse projects embrace his expansive creative mentality.
Brett Campbell gets down with the beat at home with a stack of recent Oregon jazz recordings.
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