Karin Clarke Gallery opens new exhibit of work by Olga Volchkova
Edited by Randi Bjornstad A new exhibit of work by Eugene artist Olga Volchkova has opened at the...
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Edited by Randi Bjornstad A new exhibit of work by Eugene artist Olga Volchkova has opened at the...
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By Daniel Buckwalter The lush richness of contemporary chamber music recently met up with the pulsating rock-like sounds of guitar pedal effects tied to the clarinet, its amplification ricocheting off the walls and ceiling of...
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(Above: Afterlight by Claire Burbridge) Edited by Randi Bjornstad A new art show titled Luminous...
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Edited by Randi Bjornstad A new exhibit of work by Eugene artist Olga Volchkova has opened at the...
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By Daniel Buckwalter (#CommonManAtTheSymphony) The opening concert of this season’s Eugene Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Series was a feast for the eyes as well engaging to the ear. If you can forgive a quick reference to...
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By Daniel Buckwalter This was an enchanting afternoon, inside a mausoleum. That’s not said often, to be sure, but the season finale for this year’s Music to Die For series was all of that and more when the Oregon Bach Collegium...
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By Daniel Buckwalter It’s the Steinway and the pianist on stage. That’s it. Nothing more, and the entire night had the feel of an athletic event. Questions surface: Is the grand piano a thoroughbred racehorse that the pianist...
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By Daniel Buckwalter The lush richness of contemporary chamber music recently met up with the pulsating rock-like sounds of guitar pedal effects tied to the clarinet, its amplification ricocheting off the walls and ceiling of...
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By Daniel Buckwalter Leave it to Delgani String Quartet to find musical riches in places no one thinks to look. Take, for instance, the group’s season-opening We the People program, which finished a five-concert, four-city run...
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