Lincoln Performance Hall
1620 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97201
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october
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"One of those rare musicians who seems able to tackle almost any repertoire" (Chicago Classical Review), Vladimir Feltsman launches our SOLO Piano Series with a program exploring miniature masterworks from
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“One of those rare musicians who seems able to tackle almost any repertoire” (Chicago Classical Review), Vladimir Feltsman launches our SOLO Piano Series with a program exploring miniature masterworks from Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert.
Mozart’s dramatic, improvisatory Fantasy in C Minor will immediately engage both heart and mind, reminding us anew of the magic and endless possibility of the solo piano. And under this consummate pianist’s fingers, Beethoven’s 7 Bagatelles and Schubert’s 4 Impromptus — with their playful, spontaneous spirit — will transport you to the intimate late-night salons of early 19th-century Vienna.
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(Saturday) 4:00 pm PST
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Acclaimed as "one of the supreme Bach keyboard exponents of our time" (Chicago Tribune), Vladimir Feltsman unlocks the power of Bach's Partita in B-flat Major — a tribute to the
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Acclaimed as “one of the supreme Bach keyboard exponents of our time” (Chicago Tribune), Vladimir Feltsman unlocks the power of Bach’s Partita in B-flat Major — a tribute to the signature dances of the Baroque that runs a joyous gamut, from upbeat and cheerful to utterly ecstatic.
The program’s second half offers some of the most sublimely beautiful music ever written for the piano, including a selection of Chopin’s yearning, nostalgic nocturnes, and Beethoven’s “Pathétique” Sonata — a perfect vehicle to display the breadth of Feltsman’s musicianship, as he deftly navigates the stormy outer movements and risks piercing listeners’ hearts with the unparalleled beauty of the central adagio’s soaring melody.
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(Sunday) 4:00 pm PST
10oct7:30 pmPortland Wind Symphony ConcertAmerican TapestriesLive or Recorded:Live Event
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Portland Wind Symphony's fall concert theme is American Tapestries. October 10 is Indigenous Peoples Day and we will be presenting works featuring the cultures, nationalities, genders and diversity of composers
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Portland Wind Symphony’s fall concert theme is American Tapestries. October 10 is Indigenous Peoples Day and we will be presenting works featuring the cultures, nationalities, genders and diversity of composers and music that our country enjoys. Featured works are Peace Dancer by Jodie Blackshaw based on Pacific Northwest coastal songs, A movement For Rosa, by Mark Camphouse, Trail of Tears By James Barnes, and Variations on America by Charles Ives. We invite you to come hear this musical journey through American history. The entire program is available at http://www.portlandwindsymphony.org.
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(Monday) 7:30 pm PST
17oct7:30 pmFriends of Chamber Music: Heath Quartet2022-23 CLASSIC SERIESLive or Recorded:Live Event
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The dynamic and charismatic Heath Quartet is one of the most exciting British chamber ensembles of the moment, steadily building a reputation for their upbeat and integrated sound. “The music’s potency
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The dynamic and charismatic Heath Quartet is one of the most exciting British chamber ensembles of the moment, steadily building a reputation for their upbeat and integrated sound.
“The music’s potency and bravura were conveyed with thrilling conviction.” The Guardian
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(Monday) 7:30 pm PST
18oct7:30 pmFriends of Chamber Music: Heath Quartet2022-23 CLASSIC SERIESLive or Recorded:Live Event
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The dynamic and charismatic Heath Quartet is one of the most exciting British chamber ensembles of the moment, steadily building a reputation for their upbeat and integrated sound. “The music’s potency
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The dynamic and charismatic Heath Quartet is one of the most exciting British chamber ensembles of the moment, steadily building a reputation for their upbeat and integrated sound.
“The music’s potency and bravura were conveyed with thrilling conviction.” The Guardian
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(Tuesday) 7:30 pm PST
november
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach and the Smetana. They went on to win at important international competitions such as the ARD Munich (Germany), Evian (France), Yehudi Menuhin (Portsmouth, Britain) and The Prague Spring competitions. This recognition proved to be just the beginning of the Quartet’s brilliant international career, placing it firmly in the internationally respected Czech string quartet tradition. Breathtaking musicality and rounded, flawless teamwork are hallmarks of the Martinu Quartet.
“The Martinů Quartet belongs among the elite, not only in the Czech Republic but worldwide, playing with incredible enthusiasm and virtuosity.” Harmonie
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(Sunday) 3:00 pm PST
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach and the Smetana. They went on to win at important international competitions such as the ARD Munich (Germany), Evian (France), Yehudi Menuhin (Portsmouth, Britain) and The Prague Spring competitions. This recognition proved to be just the beginning of the Quartet’s brilliant international career, placing it firmly in the internationally respected Czech string quartet tradition. Breathtaking musicality and rounded, flawless teamwork are hallmarks of the Martinu Quartet.
“The Martinů Quartet belongs among the elite, not only in the Czech Republic but worldwide, playing with incredible enthusiasm and virtuosity.” Harmonie
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(Monday) 7:30 pm PST
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach and the Smetana. They went on to win at important international competitions such as the ARD Munich (Germany), Evian (France), Yehudi Menuhin (Portsmouth, Britain) and The Prague Spring competitions. This recognition proved to be just the beginning of the Quartet’s brilliant international career, placing it firmly in the internationally respected Czech string quartet tradition. Breathtaking musicality and rounded, flawless teamwork are hallmarks of the Martinu Quartet.
“The Martinů Quartet belongs among the elite, not only in the Czech Republic but worldwide, playing with incredible enthusiasm and virtuosity.” Harmonie
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(Wednesday) 7:30 pm PST
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach and the Smetana. They went on to win at important international competitions such as the ARD Munich (Germany), Evian (France), Yehudi Menuhin (Portsmouth, Britain) and The Prague Spring competitions. This recognition proved to be just the beginning of the Quartet’s brilliant international career, placing it firmly in the internationally respected Czech string quartet tradition. Breathtaking musicality and rounded, flawless teamwork are hallmarks of the Martinu Quartet.
“The Martinů Quartet belongs among the elite, not only in the Czech Republic but worldwide, playing with incredible enthusiasm and virtuosity.” Harmonie
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(Friday) 7:30 pm PST
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach
more
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The Martinů Quartet, originally the Havlák Quartet, was formed in 1976 by the then students of the Prague Conservatoire, inspired by and modelled on such string quartets as the Vlach and the Smetana. They went on to win at important international competitions such as the ARD Munich (Germany), Evian (France), Yehudi Menuhin (Portsmouth, Britain) and The Prague Spring competitions. This recognition proved to be just the beginning of the Quartet’s brilliant international career, placing it firmly in the internationally respected Czech string quartet tradition. Breathtaking musicality and rounded, flawless teamwork are hallmarks of the Martinu Quartet.
“The Martinů Quartet belongs among the elite, not only in the Czech Republic but worldwide, playing with incredible enthusiasm and virtuosity.” Harmonie
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(Sunday) 3:00 pm PST
december
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The Takács Quartet is renowned for the vitality of its interpretations. The only string quartet to be inducted into Gramophone’s Hall of Fame, and the first-ever string quartet to win
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The Takács Quartet is renowned for the vitality of its interpretations. The only string quartet to be inducted into Gramophone’s Hall of Fame, and the first-ever string quartet to win the Wigmore Hall Medal, the Takács Quartet is widely recognized as one the world’s great ensembles.
“Revealing the familiar as unfamiliar, making the most traditional of works feel radical once more.” The New York Times
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(Monday) 7:30 pm PST
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The Takács Quartet is renowned for the vitality of its interpretations. The only string quartet to be inducted into Gramophone’s Hall of Fame, and the first-ever string quartet to win
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The Takács Quartet is renowned for the vitality of its interpretations. The only string quartet to be inducted into Gramophone’s Hall of Fame, and the first-ever string quartet to win the Wigmore Hall Medal, the Takács Quartet is widely recognized as one the world’s great ensembles.
“Revealing the familiar as unfamiliar, making the most traditional of works feel radical once more.” The New York Times
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(Tuesday) 7:30 pm PST
january
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Among today’s many exceptional chamber music groups, the Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet continuously asserts its preeminence. The Quartet’s playing reflects impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and above
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Among today’s many exceptional chamber music groups, the Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet continuously asserts its preeminence. The Quartet’s playing reflects impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and above all an expressivity inextricably bound to the music.
“I can’t imagine a more involving performance.” The New York Times
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(Monday) 7:30 pm PST
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Among today’s many exceptional chamber music groups, the Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet continuously asserts its preeminence. The Quartet’s playing reflects impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and above
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Among today’s many exceptional chamber music groups, the Grammy-nominated Danish String Quartet continuously asserts its preeminence. The Quartet’s playing reflects impeccable musicianship, sophisticated artistry, exquisite clarity of ensemble, and above all an expressivity inextricably bound to the music.
“I can’t imagine a more involving performance.” The New York Times
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(Tuesday) 7:30 pm PST
february
26feb7:30 pmAmadeus Chamber OrchestraMostly MozartLive or Recorded:Live Event
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In line with our mission of giving young musicians the opportunity to play alongside professionals, we are launching our first annual Youth Competition. This concert will feature the winner as
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In line with our mission of giving young musicians the opportunity to play alongside professionals, we are launching our first annual Youth Competition. This concert will feature the winner as a guest soloist, so stay tuned! We’ll also play some wonderful music of Mozart and his contemporaries.
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(Sunday) 7:30 pm PST
