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Jazz guitarist John Stowell will perform with Eastern Oregon University's Matt Cooper and the 45th Parallel ensemble on the steps of Loso Hall Thursday, May 27, 2021, at 3 p.m. The performance is part of EOU's first ever Music Week, presented alfresco on the La Grande campus. The Observer, File Photo LA GRANDE — The sounds of live jazz, classical, show tunes and calypso music have been wafting across the campus of Eastern Oregon University this week from the makeshift stage at the steps of Loso Hall. The first-ever outdoor Eastern Oregon University Mus...

EOU hosts outdoor Music Week May 24-28 EOU hosts outdoor Music Week May 24-28 May 18, 2021 LA GRANDE, Ore. – Jazz, classical, showtunes and calypso music come to the steps of Loso Hall May 24 to 28 for the first-ever Eastern Oregon University Music Week, featuring eight 10-minute musicals.  Following a year without in-person concerts or plays, EOU music and theatre students are itching to return to the stage. Music faculty collaborated with students to arrange a week of outdoor afternoon performances.  The line-up includes jazz ensemble 45th Parallel, EOU Chamber Choir, Grande Ronde Symp...

Morrison Beals Jazz Quartet at La Zingara Restaurant on May 5 Written by Bethel Jazz Safe Social Distancing Seating With Very Limited Ticket Availability. Tickets Are Sold By The Table ONLY. Tables seating 2 - 4 guests, with tables for 6 -8 available upon request. Andrew Beals joined legendary jazz organist, “Brother” Jack McDuff and the “Heatin’ System” in 1986. Beals became the latest in a long line of Jazz Saxophone greats, including: Sonny Stitt, Gene Ammons, Red Holloway, Joe Henderson, Joe Lovano, Harold Vick, and Rahsaan Roland Kirk, to work with Jack McDuff. Andre...

Michael & Peter Formanek – Dyads (Out Of Your Head): “Michael and Peter Formanek started making music and improvising together before Peter started school. Regular visits to their home from friends and colleagues like Tim Berne, Jim Black, Marty Ehrlich and many others only served to normalize this as being an essential part of human interaction. During much of their time living in Baltimore and as Peter began to study music formally (first on guitar then on saxophones and woodwinds), it was just part of daily life to have musicians come by to play, rehearse, or just hang out. This event...