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Come and Enjoy Five
Historic Instruments

St. Peter’s Landmark
W. 3rd and Lincoln 2:00 – 2:20
Advent Music
Organist – E.J. Howe

UCC Congregational
5th and Court Streets 2:40 – 3:00
Traditional Carols
Organist – Cheryl Ortega

First Church of Christ Scientist
701 Washington 3:20 – 3:40
Non-Traditional Christmas
Organist – Garry Estep

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
1805 Minnesota St. 4:00 – 4:20
Classical Christmas
Organist – Heidi Kohne

Zion Lutheran Church
10th and Union Streets 4:40 – 5:00
A Movie Christmas
Organist – Garry Estep

Refreshments at Zion
at the end of the Crawl

No cost – Free-will offering!

Dr. Paul Klemme, Accompanist, 1975 Gabriel Kney Organ. Guest musicians include Roxanne Shoemaker, Flutist; Mitch Iimori, Oboist; Allison Knotts, Vocalist; Esther Shim, Violinist; Caius Oprea, Violinist; Karen Vincent, Violist; and Annabeth Shirley, Cellist. The concert will be in person at St. Paul’s with facemasks required and live-streamed on YouTube. Go to stpaulsoregon.org and select “Music Guild Concerts” from the top menu bar. We thank you for your continued support! For more information: http://stpaulsoregon.org 

High Desert Chamber Music’s Fourteenth Annual Gala will be going virtual! This online event will be FREE to view in the comfort of your own home. Bob Shaw from the Newschannel 21 Team returns as this year’s host.

The presentation will include a special concert featuring Southern California-based Aviara Trio.

There will also be an online auction that will begin on Thursday, December 9th, and run through Tuesday, December 14th. More information about how to view the silent auction items and register as a bidder can be found online at HighDesertChamberMusic.com

https://youtu.be/C-TVMe0g0a4

Join us for Portland Symphonic Choir’s annual tradition, a festive Wintersong concert. Crafted by Artistic Leaders Wendy Bamonte and Alissa Deeter, this year’s program features music of thanksgiving and offers choral reflections on the joy of gathering together again. Catlin Gabel’s choir and local composer Judy A. Rose will join Portland Symphonic Choir on her piece Yemaya Assessu, one of several works on this concert written or arranged by female composers. Wintersong will share the warmth of the holiday season in more ways than one; concertgoers are also invited to bring new adult scarves, hats, gloves, or socks for distribution through the Rose Haven Day Shelter.
Wintersong is our gift to the community this holiday season. Tickets are free to the public (with an optional suggested donation of $25) but must be reserved in advance to attend. Portland Symphonic Choir is a fully-vaccinated choir, and proof of vaccination is required at the door for attendees 12 and older. The audience and singers will be required to wear masks at all times. A live stream of Sunday’s performance will be available for audience members unable to attend in person.

Join us for Portland Symphonic Choir’s annual tradition, a festive Wintersong concert. Crafted by Artistic Leaders Wendy Bamonte and Alissa Deeter, this year’s program features music of thanksgiving and offers choral reflections on the joy of gathering together again. Catlin Gabel’s choir and local composer Judy A. Rose will join Portland Symphonic Choir on her piece Yemaya Assessu, one of several works on this concert written or arranged by female composers. Wintersong will share the warmth of the holiday season in more ways than one; concertgoers are also invited to bring new adult scarves, hats, gloves, or socks for distribution through the Rose Haven Day Shelter.
Wintersong is our gift to the community this holiday season. Tickets are free to the public (with an optional suggested donation of $25) but must be reserved in advance to attend. Portland Symphonic Choir is a fully-vaccinated choir, and proof of vaccination is required at the door for attendees 12 and older. The audience and singers will be required to wear masks at all times. A live stream of Sunday’s performance will be available for audience members unable to attend in person.

Portland’s annual celebration of the winter holiday season, the Portland Revels, is bringing back the light this year with story, dance and song in a joyful streaming show that can be viewed from anywhere—with no ticket required. This year marks 26 seasons of the Portland Revels, and the second year that the show can be viewed from the comfort of home.

The Portland Jam is an unprecedented production for the organization, with recorded collaborations from Derrick McDuffey and Kingdom Sound and the Portland Interfaith Gospel Choir. The Revels Chorus and Children’s Chorus fill the show with music from end to end, under the guidance of long-time music director Robert Lockwood and children’s chorus director Regina Pirruccello.

Instead of selling tickets, the show producers will share a link to view the show online to anyone who makes a donation to the Portland Revels through the end of 2021. The show is appropriate for people of all ages, and the at-home viewing makes it a good option for younger kids who may not sit through an in-person show. It also makes it accessible to Revels fans worldwide. Last year’s streaming show drew viewers from 79 cities in 33 states and six countries.

December 17, 7:30 pm
December 19, 2:00 pm
December 21, 7:30 pm
Stream at your convenience December 22-January 6

Portland’s annual celebration of the winter holiday season, the Portland Revels, is bringing back the light this year with story, dance and song in a joyful streaming show that can be viewed from anywhere—with no ticket required. This year marks 26 seasons of the Portland Revels, and the second year that the show can be viewed from the comfort of home.

The Portland Jam is an unprecedented production for the organization, with recorded collaborations from Derrick McDuffey and Kingdom Sound and the Portland Interfaith Gospel Choir. The Revels Chorus and Children’s Chorus fill the show with music from end to end, under the guidance of long-time music director Robert Lockwood and children’s chorus director Regina Pirruccello.

Instead of selling tickets, the show producers will share a link to view the show online to anyone who makes a donation to the Portland Revels through the end of 2021. The show is appropriate for people of all ages, and the at-home viewing makes it a good option for younger kids who may not sit through an in-person show. It also makes it accessible to Revels fans worldwide. Last year’s streaming show drew viewers from 79 cities in 33 states and six countries.

December 17, 7:30 pm
December 19, 2:00 pm
December 21, 7:30 pm
Stream at your convenience December 22-January 6

A concert of French carols for Advent and Christmas. The program includes Michel Corrette’s charming mass for sopranos and organ on traditional French carol melodies. This free concert will be livestreamed from Ascension Episcopal Parish on our website and on Facebook.

We are pleased to welcome a live audience at this free event. Due to COVID-19 social distancing guidelines, a limited number of seats are available, and we request that attendees be vaccinated and wear a mask. To attend in-person, please RSVP to music@ascensionepiscopalparish.org.

PROGRAM

GABRIEL FAURÉ (1845-1924)
Il est né, le divin enfant
Noël des enfants

TRADITIONAL FRENCH CAROLS newly arranged by Emma Riggle for sopranos and organ

NOËLS d’ORGUE by Jean-Jacques Beauvarlet-Charpentier and others

MICHELE CORRETTE (1707-1795)
Messe pour le tems de Noël

Charlotte Engler, soprano
Emma Mildred Riggle, soprano
Hannah Brewer, organ

Portland’s annual celebration of the winter holiday season, the Portland Revels, is bringing back the light this year with story, dance and song in a joyful streaming show that can be viewed from anywhere—with no ticket required. This year marks 26 seasons of the Portland Revels, and the second year that the show can be viewed from the comfort of home.

The Portland Jam is an unprecedented production for the organization, with recorded collaborations from Derrick McDuffey and Kingdom Sound and the Portland Interfaith Gospel Choir. The Revels Chorus and Children’s Chorus fill the show with music from end to end, under the guidance of long-time music director Robert Lockwood and children’s chorus director Regina Pirruccello.

Instead of selling tickets, the show producers will share a link to view the show online to anyone who makes a donation to the Portland Revels through the end of 2021. The show is appropriate for people of all ages, and the at-home viewing makes it a good option for younger kids who may not sit through an in-person show. It also makes it accessible to Revels fans worldwide. Last year’s streaming show drew viewers from 79 cities in 33 states and six countries.

December 17, 7:30 pm
December 19, 2:00 pm
December 21, 7:30 pm
Stream at your convenience December 22-January 6