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John Malkovich discusses playing alongside the Oregon Symphony - Vimarsana News

John Malkovich discusses playing alongside the Oregon Symphony

"The Critic" starring John Malkovich plays at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and for the first time ever will play alongside a live Symphony Orchestra.

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Thursdays @ Three: Classical Up Close | All Classical Radio - Vimarsana News

Thursdays @ Three: Classical Up Close | All Classical Radio

April 11, 2024: Guest host Warren Black welcomes Classical Up Close to the Roger O. Doyle performance studio. Made up of musicians from the Oregon Symphony, Classical Up Close previews its 2024 free festival of chamber music concerts featuring works by Beethoven, Brahms, Peter Schickele, and more. Join us Thursday at 3:00 PM PT at...

Classical: Present Music Presents Acclaimed Work by 5 Women Composers - Vimarsana News

Classical: Present Music Presents Acclaimed Work by 5 Women Composers

Performing The Blue Hour; a recording of it was an NPR Top 10 Album of 2022.

A Monument to the Maestro | All Classical Radio - Vimarsana News

A Monument to the Maestro | All Classical Radio

A MONUMENT TO THE MAESTRO All Classical Radio is excited to announce The James DePreist Recording Studio – an unprecedented tribute to the legendary conductor in All Classical’s new media arts center at KOIN Tower. James DePreist, one of the first African American conductors to achieve international renown, served as Music Director for the Oregon...

Union arts employers pinched by rising rents, falling support - Vimarsana News

Union arts employers pinched by rising rents, falling support

Oregon Symphony is paying 50% more for the Schnitzer, and arts tax funds are being diverted to smaller groups.