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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

The Journey
Continues...

Robert McBride and Mary Evjen journey to Turkey and Greece with a group of All Classical travelers & Earthbound Expeditions.

On their last day in Turkey, our travelers visited the archeological sight at Ephesus, perhaps the best preserved Greco Roman City in the entire Mediterranean. Pictured here are the ruins of the ancient Library. See the rest of the photos on our Facebook page, and stay tuned for more updates as they make their way to the Greek Isles.

Join All Classical and Christa Wessel on our next Cultural Tour to New Zealand!

The Storm
in the Barn

Oregon Children's Theatre presents Eric Coble's adaptation of the award-winning graphic novel by Matt Phelan, with shows running through May 20 at the Winningstad Theatre. Featuring original music by Portland band Black Prairie, this production captures the original novel's spare, etheral treatment of the Dust Bowl's grim reality. Reserve seats through Ticketmaster.

Be Radiant,
O Peoples!

The vocal ensemble Cappella Romana celebrates its 20th season with a program of various settings of the Easter Canon of St. John of Damascus. Three performances: May 18 in Lincoln City, May 19 in Portland, and May 20 in Seattle. Reserve seats for the latter two concerts through boxofficetickets.com.

From the Master

First Presbyterian Church continues the tenth anniversary observance of its Celebration Works concert series with an All Bach Concert featuring Trinity Cathedral Canon Michael Kleinschmidt performing on First Presbyterian's 69-rank Jaeckel pipe organ. The program begins at 2 p.m. on May 20. Free parking in the church's underground garage, with tickets sold at the door – cash or checks only.

OSO Ends
the Season

In the final Oregon Symphony concert of the season, conductor Carlos Kalmar highlights the extraordinary musicians of the orchestra with a program that includes Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, the Nocture of Dvorák, and the Portland premiere of John Adam's edgy City Noir. Two evening performances on May 20 and 21. Get tickets from OSO now.

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New Zealand

Cultural Tour

November 3-14, 2012

Call Mary Evjen at 503-802-9405 or read the full itinerary provided by Earthbound Expeditions.

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Dear Andrea Murray: As I write this, I thought you might like to know that I am sitting in a Roman living room listening to Respighi on your broadcast. You expressed a desire to come to Rome some day: if the opportunity ever arises, please contact me. I would be so happy to provide any advice or assistance that I can, in exchange for the wonderful music you send my way every week. Your calm voice is the perfect antidote to Roman traffic, thank you! --Kristin

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--Judith

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--Julie

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May 18, 2012