Concert

Oregon Wind Ensemble

Join us for a captivating evening of musical colors and emotions. Be swept away by Mahler's "Rückert Lieder," featuring Shelby Laird as a mesmerizing soloist through a poignant exploration of love, loss, and longing. Then a performance of Berlioz's "March Hongroise," originally written for orchestra, was transcribed for a dynamic rendition of this Hungarian march. Finally, experience John Mackey's "Wine Dark Sea Symphony for Band,” An exploration of Homer’s Epic The Odyssey.

 

 

Fruition

"Fruition’s three-part harmonies and impromptu performances captivated crowds on street corners and in campgrounds in the Pacific Northwest initially, but their remarkable 15-year journey has seen them emerge as a singular force in the world of Americana on some of the nation’s biggest stages.

tu:NER with Childspeak

"tu:NER, in its most recent incarnation, is a musical trio comprised of Trey Gunn, Markus Reuter, and Pat Mastelotto, that celebrates the music of the Double Duo era (1998 to 2003) of King Crimson, and the bands TU (Mastelotto and Gunn), KTU (Mastelotto, Gunn, and accordionist Kimmo Pohjonnen), TUNER (Mastelotto and Reuter), TUNISIA (Mastelotto and thereminist Pamelia Stickney), The ProjeKcts (featuring Gunn and Mastelotto as well as other KC members) and Stick Men (Mastelotto, Reuter and King Crimson’s stickist Tony Levin).

Soft Machine

"Since their arrival on the music scene in the first wave of 1960s psychedelia, the name Soft Machine has become synonymous with musical experimentation, instrumental virtuosity, and inspired creativity all animated by a truly adventurous, progressive spirit. Although the personnel may have changed over the years, the commitment of those playing in Soft Machine today has remained consistent."

Chamber Music @Beall 23-24 Season

Miró Quartet | Sunday, October 1, 2023, 3pm

One of America’s most celebrated string quartets, Miró has spent 25 years performing a wide range of repertoire that pays homage to the legacy of the string quartet while looking forward to the future of chamber music.                         
Dvorák, Schubert, Shaw, Brahms


Modigliani Quartet | Sunday, November 5, 2023, 3pm