Category: Music
Oregon Mozart Players’ Brian McWhorter gets a breather after three jam-packed years
By Daniel BuckwalterIt was always a stop-gap measure, and now Brian McWhorter feels the work is done.He announced in February that he was stepping down as executive director of the Oregon Mozart Players after being appointed to...
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March 28: Eugene composer unveils two new operas-in-progress
By Randi Bjornstad Ashley Hastings is at it again. Not only is he president of Eugene...
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Reviewer hopes for more Eugene Opera Chorus afternoon concerts in the future
By Daniel BuckwalterThese are the fun concerts, the concerts where performers and audience members...
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Review: Eugene Symphony’s March concert “a perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon”
(Above: Hanzhi Wang playing Nina Shekhar’s Accordion Concerto with the Eugene Symphony.) By...
Read MoreReview: Delgani String Quartet plays final quartets by four master composers
By Daniel BuckwalterAn evening of lasts — finalities, if you will. Delgani String Quartet spotlighted the final quartets of Franz Joseph Haydn, Benjamin Britten and Ludwig van Beethoven in a series of concerts in Salem,...
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Reviewer on Oregon Mozart Players’ latest concert: A “much needed reprieve” from anger and hostility
By Daniel BuckwalterA lovely concert filled the air on Feb. 28 at Central Presbyterian Church in...
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Reviewer: Eugene Concert Choir “keeps the romantic spirit alive” with its Valentine concert
By Daniel BuckwalterAs a general rule, Valentine’s Day doesn’t move the needle for me in any...
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Reviewer: Eugene Symphony’s command of Beethoven works “a joy to listen to”
By Daniel Buckwalter(#CommonManAtTheSymphony)Grace and elegance met muscular idealism, and all of...
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Keep that Valentine fervor going on Feb. 15 with the Eugene Concert Choir’s “Love is in the Aire”
By Randi Bjornstad February 14, of course, is Valentine’s Day, but for those who feel like...
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Reviewer: UO School of Music and Dance’s piano concert made for “wondrous music” and “glittering keyboard performances”
By Daniel BuckwalterFour stately concert pianos on a stage with 22 pianists playing snippets of...
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One night only, on Feb. 16: Chamber Music Amici presents “Romantic Reverberations”
Edited by Randi Bjornstad Chamber Music Amici will perform a chamber music concert titled...
Read MoreReview: At The Shedd, microphilharmonic “inspires” with the “elegance and gentility” of 18th- and 19th-century French music
By Daniel BuckwalterThe magnetic elegance and gentility of late 18th century and early 19th century French music enveloped Jaqua Concert Hall at The Shedd over the weekend, and by fate, on the eve of the romantic season:...
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