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Brett Campbell

Author: Brett Campbell

Virtual Bach Fest

Escape Zoom hell and stream OBF’s greatest hits for the next two weeks on KWAX 

Music 3 years ago

Normally in this issue we’d be telling you all about the Oregon Bach Festival’s upcoming concerts. But “normally” scampered off a while back, to return … Continue reading →

Beyond Boundaries

New music grown from older traditions

Music 3 years ago
Bill Frisell. Photo by Monica Frisell.

The classical music establishment lately acknowledged the injustice of its many centuries of ignoring the voices of women. But then they go right back to … Continue reading →

Homegrown Classical

Beethoven’s birthday, contemporary classical, channeling Barbra Streisand and more this month in Eugene

Music 3 years ago

When we think of “classical composers,” the image that generally springs to mind is some long-dead Euro dude, like the one whose birth a quarter … Continue reading →

Medieval Multimedia

13th-century musical theater kicks off February for music lovers in Eugene

Music 3 years ago

Multimedia performances are all the rage, and just wait until augmented reality tech allows even more multiples. But before shows that spiced up sounds with … Continue reading →

Old & Young Masters

Get inspired by everyone from Nat King Cole to Shakespeare to Harry Potter

Music 3 years ago

John Pizzarelli loves the old masters. The popular singer/guitarist’s recent albums have offered remakes of or tributes to storied performers and songwriters from Frank Sinatra … Continue reading →

Women’s Music

Hear the sounds of ancient and modern female composers in January

Music 3 years ago

“With a golden apple in his hand, Emperor Theophilos slowly walked between two lines of contending beauties; His eye was detained by the charms of … Continue reading →

A Passion for the Poor

Eugene Opera takes a passionate look at poverty

Music 3 years ago

“It was terribly cold and nearly dark on the last evening of the old year, and the snow was falling fast.” So begins H.C. Andersen’s … Continue reading →

Orchestral Abundance, Jazzy Intimacy

Music to get us through the dark nights

Music 3 years ago

If December’s lack of lumens is leaving you sluggish, the Eugene Symphony’s Thursday concert at the Hult Center Thursday, Dec. 12, should supply just the … Continue reading →

Oregon Legends

December offers a buffet of music from classical to musical comedy

Music 3 years ago

Among classical composers based in Oregon today, four are likely to make it in the music history books. One of them, Portland’s Tomáš Svoboda, turns … Continue reading →

A Whole Lotta Jazz

And when you’re done grooving with David Friesen, check out the Mozart Requiem from Eugene Symphony

Music 3 years ago

In the mid 1960s, a young jazz bassist named David Friesen found his band playing opposite the classic John Coltrane Quartet at a Seattle club … Continue reading →

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