April 29, 2021
Tune in this Saturday at 5:15pm as we explore Outside the Frame, a program that teaches filmmaking to youth experiencing houselessness, through the Where We Live series.
Outside the Frame is an independent nonprofit that offers a model educational and vocational program, where young people create films about issues that matter to them and share them with the public. Nili Yosha, Founder, Artistic and Executive Director, shares how homeless & marginalized youth become the directors of their own films and lives.
Where We Live is a radio program that shines a spotlight on a variety of organizations in our community that are providing programs in art, theater or music that explore the intersection of art and social issues. Through this newly branded series of on-air spotlights, we seek to promote equity, foster inclusion and encourage emotional literacy.
Thursdays @ Three: Jon Greeney & Friends
Posted on April 28, 2021
This week on Thursday’s @ Three, Christa Wessel welcomes Jon Greeney, principal timpanist of the Oregon Symphony. Jon is joined by friends from the 45th Parallel Universe among other special guests!
As your virtual concert hall, All Classical Portland will continue to offer our Thursdays @ Three weekly concert to listeners around the world.
About the Artist:
Jon Greeney has been principal timpanist of the Oregon Symphony since the autumn of 2010. He is also an adjunct professor of percussion studies at Portland State University. Jon holds a B.M. from the Peabody Conservatory, and an M.M. from Cleveland State University. His teachers at Peabody included percussion virtuosos Robert van Sice and Jonathan Haas, and at Cleveland State he studied with Tom Freer of the Cleveland Orchestra.
All Classical Portland thriving with kids network April 26 2021
International Children s Arts Network has increased listenership in the past year with content geared toward youth.
Other than to provide entertainment for children and teenagers and their adult companions, All Classical Portland had an ulterior motive when it launched the International Children s Arts Network: to create an alternative to YouTube, movies, TV shows and video games all the screen stuff. I wanted this to be more of an audio program, because we all saw how screens are playing a large part in lives and I wanted this to be an outlet, said Suzanne Nance, president and CEO of All Classical Portland and ICAN. And, we have to meet children and humans where they are. The idea is to hit play, download an activity, use good old crayons and listen.
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Celebrating Earth Day
Posted on April 19, 2021
April 22nd is Earth Day, and at All Classical Portland we will celebrate our beautiful planet through music.
Throughout the day’s programming, beginning in the 7 a.m. hour, All Classical Portland’s hosts will share music inspired by the earth and all that is found in nature: water, wind, flora and fauna, sunshine, and thunderstorms.
Vivaldi’s
Pastoral Symphony, or Recollections of Country Life,
The Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saens, and Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending are just a few of the beautiful, nature-inspired works you’ll hear on the air in celebration of Earth Day.