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  • Portland Youth Philharmonic: Flames of Transformation

    Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 1037 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon

    This concert is all about transformation, through music and through personal growth. Jessica Meyer’s Turbulent Flames brings raw energy and emotional depth. PYP is proud to be part of the national consortium that commissioned this bold new work, spotlighting a composer whose voice deserves far more recognition.The program also features Leo Trajano, winner of the 2025 PYP…

  • Oregon Symphony: The Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin

    Patricia Reser Center for the Arts 12625 SW Crescent Street, Beaverton, Oregon

    Step back into the golden age of cinema as The Reser and the Oregon Symphony bring Charlie Chaplin’s timeless genius to life with a live orchestral performance underscoring Chaplin's own original film score from his silent movie, The Gold Rush. From his iconic bowler hat and cane to his heartfelt scores and comedic brilliance, Chaplin dazzled…

  • Oregon Symphony: Dinosaurs!

    Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 1037 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon

    Explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs through music! This family-friendly concert invites young audiences on an exciting journey through time, combining the power of live music with the excitement of the Jurassic era. Featuring dino-themed music and interactive storytelling, this concert is perfect for budding paleontologists and music lovers alike! 

  • Portland State University: Concert Mosaic- A Confluence of Music and Art by Northwest Women

    The Old Church 1422 SW 11th Avenue, Portland, Oregon

    For International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the creative and collaborative spirit of women artists from Oregon and Washington. Experience powerful new works by Northwest women composers, brought to life by acclaimed performers Julia Lee (piano), Diane Chaplin (cello), and Tatiana Kolchanova (violin)—set against a backdrop of original visual art created in collaboration with each…

  • NAfME Webinar: From Can’t to Can- Positive Classroom Management in the Music Classroom

    Virtual

    The music classroom is unlike any other space in the school; it’s dynamic, expressive, energetic, and full of movement and sound. But with that excitement comes unique classroom management challenges: transitions between activities, sharing instruments, managing large groups, and keeping students focused in a highly stimulating environment. Too often, we hear what students can’t do:…