October 9, 2025: Host Christa Wessel welcomes Boris Giltburg; and Oregon Repertory Singers to the Irving Levin Performance Hall.
Portland Piano International presents classical pianist Boris Giltburg, playing music by Chopin and Rachmaninov. Then, Oregon Repertory Singers shares an exclusive preview of their Sing for the Cure concert.
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THE ROGER O. DOYLE CHORAL SERIES
This episode continues All Classical Radio’s Roger O. Doyle Choral Series. Named for the beloved Portland professor of music, this performance series is a new initiative designed to amplify the incredible choral ensembles in our region and highlight their artistic contributions. Learn more and join the chorus of supporters for this series.

ABOUT
Pianist Boris Giltburg is lauded across the globe as a deeply sensitive, insightful and compelling interpreter. Critics have praised his “singing line, variety of touch and broad dynamic palette capable of great surges of energy” (Washington Post) as well as his impassioned, narrative-driven approach to performance: “the interplay of spiritual calm and emphatic engagement is gripping, and one could not wish for a more illuminating, lyrical or more richly phrased interpretation” (Suddeutsche Zeitung). Get to know him at borisgiltburg.com.
Portland Piano International is an incomparable amalgam of artists and lovers of music, but also of enthusiasm, reflection, affection, encouragement, intellect, heart, generosity, and quite a dose of boldness. Learn more at portlandpiano.org.
Oregon Repertory Singers present a powerful and personal concert for choir, orchestra, and narration: Sing for the Cure: A Proclamation of Hope. This groundbreaking ten-movement work—dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer and breast health—will be performed on October 11, 2025, at the iconic Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.
All Classical Radio is the Media Sponsor for this event.
Tickets and more information at orsingers.org.



