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515 NE 15th Avenue
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Phone: 503-943-5828 or 1-888-306-5277
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- Employment opportunities throughout the public broadcasting industry can be found at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s Jobline.
- Oregon high school & college students interested in pursuing a career in broadcasting can apply for scholarships via the Oregon Association of Broadcasters.
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the Press
We’re playing Spring to Joy 2012, our new CD, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. and Feb. 24 at 11 a.m. Think green meadows, blooming flowers and the promise of sun, all rolled into one hour of complete joy. This CD is a perfect companion to our winter CD series, Comfort and Joy.
You can receive Spring to Joy for your gift of $120 or more. Reserve your copy now.
PSU Offers the 9th
Ken Selden leads the PSU Symphony Orchestra and Choir, Man Choir, and Vox Femina in a performance of Beethoven's final symphony at First Methodist Church, 1838 S.W. Jefferson, at 8 p.m. on Feb. 24. Admission $12, $7 for students. Tickets available at 503-725-3307, emailing tickets@pdx.edu, or going in person to Smith Memorial Union on campus. Remaining tickets available at the door prior to the concert.
Miss an Episode?
Did the Super Bowl keep you from The Score this weekend? Too sleepy to hear Club Mod on Saturday evening?
Don't worry, you still have two weeks' time to hear both, along with all our original programs. Just click on Listen Now at the top of our home page. Then choose On Demand and scroll down to the program you want to hear.
On Demand is easy, it's fast and it's on YOUR schedule.
The Peaceable Kingdom
In their next concert, Choral Arts Ensemble of Portland explores the themes of peace and love through the songs of 20th century American choral composers, including Randall Thompson. These composers drew inspiration from a variety of secular and sacred sources, including iconic paintings of American folk painter Edward Hicks. Performances Feb. 25 & 26.
Outgrown Your Vehicle?
Donate your old car, boat, motorcycle or RV to All Classical, and we'll turn your tax-deductible donation into beautiful music. The friendly and knowledgeable staff at the Center for CAR Donations in Bend (877-411-3662) will answer all your questions. Our thanks to 425 families whose donated vehicles have raised over $142,000.
February 22, 2012
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