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Eugene Art Talk

A Foggy Future for the Bach Festival

As 2017 comes to a close, there’s still no explanation of Matthew Halls’ firing

Arts 5 years ago

Driving to work on these foggy winter days, I like to listen to Bach. His clean, cerebral music helps keep the cold fog at bay, … Continue reading →

Can the Oregon Bach Festival survive the firing of Matthew Halls?

Arts 6 years ago

Once a jewel in Eugene’s cultural crown, the Oregon Bach Festival now looks as good as dead after last week’s unexplained — and inexplicable — … Continue reading →

Bach by the Numbers

Bach Festival sells out concerts in smaller venues

Arts 6 years ago

The numbers are in: This year’s leaner and smaller Oregon Bach Festival drew just 12,000 in total attendance, the festival says, a 33 percent drop … Continue reading →

Bach for Beginners

The leaner Oregon Bach Festival kicks off June 29

Arts 6 years ago

What, you’ve never been to the Oregon Bach Festival? That’s like living in Eugene and never once watching a track meet at Hayward Field, never … Continue reading →

White Lotus Celebrates a Quarter Century in Eugene

An artistic marriage creates a leading art gallery

Arts 6 years ago

One day in 1984, a young Taiwanese woman spotted an older American man standing at a traffic intersection in Taipei. He looked confused. “He looked … Continue reading →

New Symphony Conductor Named

And Eugene loses a quiet arts leader

Arts 6 years ago

To absolutely no one’s surprise, Francesco Lecce-Chong has been named the new music director of the Eugene Symphony. Wednesday’s announcement concludes the symphony’s yearlong search … Continue reading →

Heaven, Hell & Context

at Eugene Symphony’s amazing multi-media performance of Faust

Arts 6 years ago

Did you catch Eugene Symphony’s performance of The Damnation of Faust the other evening? It was, I can’t resist saying, one Hell of a show, … Continue reading →

Who gets the baton?

We handicap the race among three musicians who want to lead the Eugene Symphony

Music 6 years ago

It’s all over now except for the hiring. Eugene Symphony’s yearlong music director search has all but ended, once more attracting national attention as the … Continue reading →

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