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Let’s all agree: The Four Seasons is an undisputed classical Top 40s hit. But, when Grammy-nominated mandolinist Avi Avital plays it, you’ll feel like you’re hearing it for the first time — fresh and irresistible. Part of your fun will be listening to Vivaldi’s spot-on sound effects—birds, a barking dog, gnats and flies, the chattering of teeth, and slipping on ice.… |
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The Jazz Area Combos present a series of small group performances featuring a range of jazz and contemporary music. With works arranged or composed by students and faculty, the concert offers a thoughtful look at the collaborative and creative efforts within the Jazz Area. |
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The Jazz Area Combos present a series of small group performances featuring a range of jazz and contemporary music. With works arranged or composed by students and faculty, the concert offers a thoughtful look at the collaborative and creative efforts within the Jazz Area.
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We Are the Music Makers… brings together the Southern Oregon University Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble for an engaging evening of live music celebrating creativity, collaboration, and performance. The program features a diverse selection of jazz standards and contemporary wind works by composers including Robert Schumann, Benny Carter, Bernhard Heiden, and JaRod Hall, showcasing the… |
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This session focuses on using Hip Hop Culture and its impact as a teaching tool in the classroom. During the session, participants will explore and discuss various ways of using Hip Hop in the classroom, models and approaches to integrating Hip Hop into the curriculum, interdisciplinary approaches to lesson creation, and tactics for research gathering and… |
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NAfME, NAMM, and the CMA Foundation are coming together to host a congressional briefing marking more than 40 years of Music In Our Schools Month® (MIOSM®)—a nationwide celebration that shines a spotlight on the transformative power and enduring importance of music education in our schools.This convening will take place on Thursday, March 5, 2026, from 1–2 PM ET. (RSVP for…
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Singer-songwriter Ben Rector brings his latest musical celebration, “Songs for America,” to the Oregon Symphony stage for a heartfelt performance of the places and stories that shape us. Known for his irresistibly charming stage presence and undeniable songwriting chops, Rector brings a collection of original songs that blend golden-era pop, Broadway flair, and modern hymn-like…
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Breathe, Set, Play: Saxophone Sounds of Spring welcomes the season with an evening of vibrant, expressive music at Portland State University. Hosted and performed by Mark Pipes, Instructor of Saxophone at PSU, the concert features the Portland Saxophone Ensemble—a collective of professionally trained saxophonists who bring together artistry, energy and diverse musical perspectives.The program celebrates… |
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Tomás Cotik presents a program centered on Spanish and Hispanic traditions for solo violin and violin with piano, highlighting the violin’s dialogue with Spanish guitar idioms through music by Albéniz, Tárrega, Falla, and Sarasate, alongside the Argentine voices of Piazzolla and Ennio Bolognini. Works drawn from Cotik’s previous recordings appear alongside repertoire connected to an… |
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Presented through the NYSSMA Neurodiversity and Accessibility CommitteeSensory Safety for Students: Predictable Routines in Instrumental Music, presented by Krysta Mirsik DePuyFollowing the success of the pilot of NYSSMA’s first Academy Series during the 2024 – 2025 school year, NYSSMA will further enhance and support New York state collegiate and in-service members by providing a second… |
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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! |
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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:…
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The PSU Jazz Band presents an evening of unique jazz arrangements crafted by faculty and students. Showcasing original compositions and arrangements, the performance highlights student artistry and expression at the core of the ensemble’s work. |
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Join the Music Honor Society Advisory Council to celebrate all things Tri-M®! This event will highlight some of the wonderful projects that have happened so far this year across the country, feature special collaborative breakout rooms featuring NAfME Collegiate members, and hear from last year’s Chapter of the Year recipients and learn how you can apply…
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Arcturus Winds performs selections from The Planets and other iconic space-themed music, taking you on a delightful journey through the most celebrated sounds of space from the past 50 years — including favorites from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Gustav Holst: The Planets (arr. Russell), James Shields: Anemos Arcturus and Samuel Barber: Summer Music.Created in 2018… |
6 events,
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Wind Symphony will perform:Variations on a Korean Folk Song, John Barnes ChanceScenes from the Louvre, Norman Dello JoioBe Thou My Vision, David GillinghamUrban Light, James David.University Band will perform:Rippling Watercolors, Brian BalmagesOld Churches, Michael ColgrassRikudim, Jan van der RoostCajun Folk Songs, Frank Ticheli. |
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PSU Wind Ensemble performs their Winter Term band concert joined by guest performers, Lincoln High School Wind Ensemble. Guest composer in residence will be Viskamol Chaiwanichsiri.The PSU Wind Ensemble will perform:Paris Sketches, Martin ElerbyArmenian Dances, Alfred ReedKhaen, Viskamol ChaiwanichsiriSelections from Old Wine in New Bottles, Gordon JacobBoomba, Michael Barry. |
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Come experience PSU’s Sonic Arts Music Production Laptop Ensemble (SAMPLE) in an immersive winter concert featuring original works that push the boundaries of digital creativity. This collaborative performance showcases inventive computer-mediated instruments, cutting-edge sound-synthesis programming, and dynamic, interactive live performance. SAMPLE transforms laptops into expressive musical tools, creating a thrilling, sonic environment that highlights the…
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Join us for an evening of festive harmony, heartfelt collaboration, and the timeless power of voices raised together, featuring the PSU Rose, Thorn, Briar and University Choirs. Our graduate students will present the work they’ve cultivated throughout their studies. Like petals opening toward the sun, this recital is a showcase of artistry in full bloom—featuring…
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Born in Tokyo, Japanese-Russian pianist Yoshio Hamano has performed across the globe in prestigious venues and worked with notable orchestras and conductors, including the Japan Philharmonic and the Tokyo Symphony. Best known for performances marked by a deep emotional connection to the music, Hamano's artistry has earned admiration from audiences and critics alike. A winner… |
13 events,
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How do you start an Orff chapter?Who started POSA and why?What milestones shaped the journey from the earliest days to today?This year’s chapter share takes a special turn as we celebrate Seeds to Blooms: POSA’s Anniversary Chapter Share. Long-time and current members come together to share the story of POSA’s fifty-plus years through music, movement,…
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Portland Youth String Ensemble (PYSE), conducted by Inés Voglar Belgique, invites families to a relaxed, joyful introduction to live classical music, created especially for children ages 3–8. This 45-minute Cushion Concert is the perfect “first concert” experience: fun, interactive, and performed by talented young musicians who are often not much older than the kids in the audience.The program includes…
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Portland Youth String Ensemble (PYSE), conducted by Inés Voglar Belgique, invites families to a relaxed, joyful introduction to live classical music, created especially for children ages 3–8. This 45-minute Cushion Concert is the perfect “first concert” experience: fun, interactive, and performed by talented young musicians who are often not much older than the kids in the audience.The program includes… |
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He ultimately became the greatest symphonic voice of the 20th century, but 19-year-old Shostakovich was a “precocious” composer, with his First Symphony causing a sensation. People fought to hear its premiere. It anticipates the characteristics that mark his later creations, too -- it’s cheeky, brash, vigorous, full of rhythmic drive. A wonderfully contrasting voice is Ibert’s charming Concerto, masterfully performed…
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Portland Youth Philharmonic’s Conservatory ensembles return to George Fox University for a winter concert that pairs classic orchestral drama with the voice of a rising American composer.The program opens with selections from Georges Bizet’s L’Arlésienne Suites, music originally written for the stage but now known for its brilliant melodies, rhythmic vitality, and rich orchestrations. These… |
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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…
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Film & SAMP present an evening of collaboration! Student teams from the Narrative Film II and Music & Visual Media classes premiere original films with original scores, developed over the course of winter term. Screenings will be followed by a Q&A and a light reception. |
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FREE! COME AND PLAY!When: The third Tuesday of every month, Doors open at 6:00pm. Where: Beacock Music Recital Hall, 1420 SE 163rd Ave, Vancouver, WA 98683How: Sign up online at https://beacockmusic.opus1.io/w/jam or contact the Education Center at 360.694.7134 or edcenter@beacockmusic.com. You can also sign up the night of, but availability is limited.FAQs:How musically advanced are the participants?Great question! We have people who…
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Cape Breton’s celebrated Celtic icon Natalie MacMaster and acclaimed fiddle virtuoso Donnell Leahy welcome some of the world’s finest Celtic musicians for an extraordinary evening of music. This captivating journey will showcase a stellar lineup of Celtic All-Stars from Ireland, England, Scotland, and beyond. Together, MacMaster and Leahy will trace the rich threads of Celtic…
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The 8th Annual Joyful Noise Jazz Concert features special guest artist Anat Cohen with the PLU Jazz Ensemble and the Cassio Vianna Jazz Orchestra.Ever charismatic, prolific and inspired, Grammy-nominated clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen has won hearts and minds the world over with her expressive virtuosity and delightful stage presence. Anat has been declared Clarinetist of the… |
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This dynamic webinar invites music educators of all backgrounds to explore Hyperscore—a powerful, accessible and free digital tool that transforms music composition into an engaging, collaborative journey for every learner. Through an interactive blend of hands-on exploration, participants will:Explore how digital tools like Hyperscore foster culturally responsive, inclusive music learning environments that nurture creativity for students… |
7 events,Open to middle school and high school choirs and is a state qualifying event. $300 includes your choir's performance and private workshop.
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Join Wildcat Glee, Cascara Voice and Concert Choir for an eclectic concert with pieces from classic to contemporary. Richard & Lucille Ice Auditorium, Melrose Hall | 7 p.m.Doors open at 6:30 p.m.Free admission
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There’s nothing like hiking across moors and encountering castle ruins to ignite the creative process—as Mendelssohn experienced it on a tour of Scotland. Holyrood Castle (where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned) inspired the mysterious mood of the Third Symphony’s opening. But the mists ultimately lift in the sunny, lively finale. Plus, Portland favorite Conrad Tao dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano…
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University Symphony Orchestra: Student Showcase. Wesley Schulz, Conductor.Featuring winners of the 2025-2026 Student Showcase:James Gibson (horn) - Concerto No. 1 for horn and orchestra , Mvts. I, II, and III by Richard StraussEvan Nakanishi (marimba) - Concerto for Marimba and Strings, Mvts. II and IV by Ney RosauroCassidy Stanhope (tuba) - Concerto in F Minor for Bass Tuba and Orchestra, Mvts.… |
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There’s nothing like hiking across moors and encountering castle ruins to ignite the creative process—as Mendelssohn experienced it on a tour of Scotland. Holyrood Castle (where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned) inspired the mysterious mood of the Third Symphony’s opening. But the mists ultimately lift in the sunny, lively finale. Plus, Portland favorite Conrad Tao dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano… |
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There’s nothing like hiking across moors and encountering castle ruins to ignite the creative process—as Mendelssohn experienced it on a tour of Scotland. Holyrood Castle (where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned) inspired the mysterious mood of the Third Symphony’s opening. But the mists ultimately lift in the sunny, lively finale. Plus, Portland favorite Conrad Tao dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano… |
2 events,The Rhythm Celebration festival held at PLU is dedicated to connecting students and community members through steel pan and percussion music.This year's event will include a workshop on Filipino Tinikling dancing, and also a hands-on Steel Pan workshop.
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There’s nothing like hiking across moors and encountering castle ruins to ignite the creative process—as Mendelssohn experienced it on a tour of Scotland. Holyrood Castle (where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned) inspired the mysterious mood of the Third Symphony’s opening. But the mists ultimately lift in the sunny, lively finale. Plus, Portland favorite Conrad Tao dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano… |
1 event,The 2025–2026 academic year marks the third annual NAfME Collegiate MIOSM Social Media Campaign, newly rebranded as Collegiates In Action Week. This campaign designed by the NAfME Collegiate Advisory Council allows chapters to raise awareness of the importance of music education on their campuses.Chapters are encouraged to collect photos and videos of chapter activities and plan posts using #NAfMECollegiatesInAction,… |
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Join the members of NAfME’s Council for Guitar Education as we personally answer your pedagogical questions.We will hold breakout rooms for:Curriculum & RepertoireGuitar TechniquesGeneral QuestionsYou will have an opportunity to choose breakout rooms to specifically address your needs in the classroom. |
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Join the NAfME Collegiate Advisory Council and school administrators as they share best practices and offer real-time feedback on preparing for your job hunt.Topics and activities to include:Job boards and networkingInterview preparation with live interview experienceWhere to find resourcesUnderclassmen preparation adviceBreakout room discussions with administrators |
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You’re cordially invited to join Chamber Music Northwest for Spring Forward, a pre-concert benefit dinner celebrating the future of chamber music.On Saturday, March 28, we’ll gather in the Billiard Room at Sentinel Hotel for a social reception followed by a relaxed yet elegant dinner. During the evening, you’ll hear directly from CMNW leadership and the artists…
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Chamber Music Concerts Presents Czech Ensemble, Trio Bohémo“Precision, dedication and a spark of magic” Aulakonzerte Göttingen Chamber Music Concerts (CMC) presents Trio Bohémo, a Czech ensemble composed of violin, cello and piano, on Saturday, March 28 at 7:30pm at the Southern Oregon University Music Recital Hall, 450 S Mountain Ave, Ashland, OR. Purchase tickets at ChamberMusicConcerts.org or call 541-552-6154. Trio Bohémo… |
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