Boris Giltburg, whose “pianism is ideally suited to late Beethoven … enormously pleasurable and revelatory” (BBC Music Magazine), opens his PPI recitals with the composer’s lyrically rhapsodic Sonata No. 31 — a work of both serene respite and operatic pathos that, even upon first listen, envelops the soul with its loving embrace. From a dark,… More
Don’t miss this exhilarating parade of musical and comical fireworks! Local favorites David Saffert and Jillian Snow have dazzled audiences from New York to Portland. Get ready for nonstop glamor and glitz as they take the stage as Liberace and Liza Minnelli! Featuring rousing musical numbers, enchanting costumes, and unforgettable laughs, this cheeky and delightful… More
The world-renowned Takács Quartet returns for what is sure to be a highlight of the season, with programs featuring a new work co-commissioned by Friends of Chamber Music from Nokuthula Ngwenyama based on a theme of “the natural world.” Learn more at www.focm.org “One of the world’s greatest string quartets.” The New York Times Takács QuartetMonday… More
The game’s afoot! A giant is dead, and his body lies at the base of a great beanstalk. The police believe young Jack is responsible. But the boy insists that he’s innocent, and begs the help of the great detective Sherlock Holmes and his colleague, Dr. Watson. Can they untangle this magical mystery? In this… More
Created and choreographed for TPB by John Clifford, “Toyshop” charmingly showcases various skill levels and international dance styles. The magic begins when two children are accidentally locked in a toyshop, and Pinocchio reigns over a parade of toys that come to life to entertain the guests. Playing cards, Cancan dancers, poodles, French clowns, and Russian… More
The Pacific Rose Ensemble’s mission is to provide young composers and musicians an accessible opportunity to display their work while connecting community members of all ages and backgrounds to the world of classical music. Join them for their next concert of the 2023/2024 season on Friday December 1, 2023, 7:00 PM at Lincoln Recital Hall…. More
The nation’s first youth orchestra returns to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with five exciting performances to mark their 100th season! Celebrate Portland’s most dedicated young musicians as they perform both classical favorites and rarely-heard works, bringing an unrivaled energy to each piece. Learn more about the entire season below or at www.portlandyouthphil.org This Midnight… More
KQAC Portland listeners may experience short service disruptions around 11:00 PM PT on Monday night, September 11, 2023, due to planned tower maintenance and testing. You can listen to All Classical Portland any time at allclassical.org or on our free mobile app. Our engineers are working hard to ensure the best possible service at all times. Thank… More
Portland Baroque Orchestra is offering subscriptions and single tickets for their 40th anniversary season. Newly-named Artistic Director Julian Perkins will lead the orchestra in intimate concerts featuring audience favorites alongside lesser-known gems, including Handel’s Messiah, a beloved holiday tradition played on all period instruments. Learn more at www.pbo.org “I am both honored and excited to… More
With Oregon Symphony’s Choose Your Own Series, you can enjoy the music you love, with the concerts you want – on your own schedule. Just choose three or more eligible concerts, and you’re done! Prices start at just $18 per ticket. You’ll also enjoy these subscriber perks: Learn more at www.orsymphony.org or download the “Choose… More
