Trinity Music; Adam Eccleston
May 2, 2024: Host Christa Wessel welcomes Trinity Music with Portland Baroque Orchestra and flutist Adam Eccleston, presented by the Portland Columbia Symphony.
Hear an exclusive preview of Trinity Music and PBO’s upcoming A World Apart, featuring music by Franz Joseph Haydn and Arvo Pärt. Then we’ll preview PCSO’s ¡Adelante! concert, focusing on Latino-connected music and composers, including Portland-based composer Freddy Vilches.
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Portland Baroque Orchestra and Trinity’s choral ensembles join forces once again to present music by Franz Joseph Haydn & Arvo Pärt. The fullest color spectrum pairs with uncompromising grey in this concert of contrasts, directed by internationally-renowned conductor Gabriel Crouch.
Learn more at trinity-episcopal.org.
Flutist Adam Eccleston has gained international recognition as a soloist, recitalist, chamber and orchestral musician. Adam has been awarded top prizes in competitions for which he was featured at Carnegie Hall. He was the Artist in Residence for All Classical Radio for two years and currently sits as Chair of the Recording Inclusivity Initiative, which brings to light music of underrepresented composers. This initiative has been featured on KGW news and the album, AMPLIFY is available on all platforms.
He plays on a 14K White Gold Powell flute and a handmade Tigerwood Powell piccolo.
Keep reading at adamecclestonflute.com.
Since its founding in 1982, Portland Columbia Symphony has become a staple of Multnomah County’s arts scene, bringing 62 paid core musicians together each year to perform a classical subscription series and myriad education and outreach events for audiences based in both Portland and Gresham. What started out as a volunteer orchestra formed by Jerry Leudders would soon become an incorporated non-profit organization, when John Trudeau took over as PCSO’s music director and conductor in 1986. Huw Edwards served in that same role from 2000 to 2012, before Steven Byess took the reins in 2014 after a national search.
Learn more at pcsymphony.org.
