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Brett Campbell

Author: Brett Campbell

Dances and Rhapsodies

Pianists take center stage this week

Music 2 weeks ago

Everybody knows Rhapsody in Blue, which likely ranks in the top three most recognizable works of American classical music. From that famous bluesy opening clarinet … Continue reading →

Stripped Down Sounds

Music from Tchaikovsky to American roots sounds coming to town

Music 4 weeks ago

Classical music is great at going big — witness Eugene Symphony’s concert Thursday, Jan. 24, at the Hult Center featuring Tchaikovsky’s monumental Piano Concerto No. … Continue reading →

Recovering Armenia’s Past Through Music

Portland's Cappella Romana return to Eugene for free concert

Music 1 month ago

Cappella Romana is one of Oregon’s most famous classical music institutions. Founded in 1991, the Portland-based professional vocal ensemble has gone on to become the … Continue reading →

Nevertheless, They Persisted

Women composers and musicians are finding a bit more of the spotlight this month in Eugene

Music 1 month ago

Long before the #MeToo movement, the classical music establishment had a long and inglorious history of sexism. Even in the supposedly liberated 20th and 21st … Continue reading →

Puncturing Pretensions

Eugene Opera’s HMS Pinafore sets social satire to spiffy music

Performing Arts 2 months ago

As 2018 mercifully closes, there’s so much wrong in our country that a significant portion of the music and theater being created today seems to … Continue reading →

Ghosts From The Past

Enjoy Christmas music you haven’t actually heard to death

Performing Arts 3 months ago

It’s December and, these days, that means omnipresent standard holiday tunes have already crossed the threshold between inspirational nostalgia and annoying oversaturation. So it’s a … Continue reading →

American Christmas

Holiday music of all kinds is headed to local venues

Music 3 months ago

Millions of Americans celebrate Christmas, but let’s face it: The Yuletide is hardly an American original. Sometimes it seems about the only thing we’ve contributed … Continue reading →

Busting Stereotypes

Classical music breaks expectations this month in Eugene

Music 3 months ago

It’s no coincidence that Black Violin’s latest album is titled Stereotypes. “We’ve been stereotyped from the moment we picked up the instruments,” the duo’s violist Wil … Continue reading →

Autumn Voices

A flurry of hot musical concerts will help keep the damp depression of the November chill at bay

Music 4 months ago

Any contest for the greatest songwriter of all time has to rank Franz Schubert near the top. He wrote 600 of them, after all, despite … Continue reading →

Small-Scale Sounds

Check out early music, HIP music and high school string players doing ‘60s rock

Music 4 months ago

October’s big show is the Eugene Symphony’s Thursday, Oct. 18, Hult Center concert featuring eminent Portland composer David Schiff’s Stomp, Leonard Bernstein’s ambitious “Age of Anxiety” symphony … Continue reading →

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