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  • Eugene Concert Choir: Cosmic Voices

    Soreng Theater 1 Eugene Center, Eugene, Oregon

    Ethereal, expansive, and visually stunning, this concert evokes the mystery and majesty of the cosmos through music and imagery. Join Eugene Vocal Arts for celestial choral repertoire inspired by the sun, stars, moon, and beyond—including Ligeti’s “Lux Aeterna” (2001: A Space Odyssey) paired with mesmerizing projected imagery in this immersive experience of cosmic grandeur and…

  • Pacific Lutheran University: Richard D. Moe Organ Recital Series: Stephen Price, Organist

    Mary Baker Russell Music Center 12180 Park Avenue S, Parkland, Washington

    Stephen Price closes the series with a program featuring recently-composed works from near and far. He will perform music by beloved French-Canadian composer Rachel Laurin alongside works by Swedish composer Erland Hildèn and PLU alumnus Frederick Frahm.Stephen “Stef” C. Price joined the music faculty at the University of Washington (Seattle) as the inaugural Paul B.…

  • OMEA Advocacy Committee: April Meeting

    Online

    AGENDA: Collaborate statewide on advocacy challenges and successesCollect real-time information to be shared with decision makers, and share templates for contacting decision makers on a monthly cycleDiscuss best practices for local-level advocacyPlan logistics about two major advocacy events: Oregon Hill Day (February 2026) and Music In Our Schools Month® (March 2026)All are welcome and PDUs are…

  • Oregon Symphony: An Evening with Yo-Yo Ma

    Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 1037 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon

    This special performance from Yo-Yo Ma pairs repertoire from the center of his musical firmament with reflections on how it has shaped his thinking about art, human nature, and our search for meaning.

  • NAfME Webinar: Creating a Harmony from Within: Working with Impostor Phenomenon in Music Ed

    Online

    Impostor Phenomenon affects individuals who are accomplished, competent, and intelligent. Nevertheless, they feel like they are fooling people. Many music educators and their students believe they are intellectually fraudulent and not nearly as intelligent or competent as their peers or accomplishments suggest. These frequent and intense feelings can affect an individual’s well-being by producing anxiety,…