Oregon Music News

The program includes works by Oswald, Geminiani, McGibbon, Barsanti, Haydn, and Clerk.

Two shows, one for kids in the afternoon and one 21+ in the evening at the Crystal. Yes, it has been nine years! (Lots of M4 video – audio too)

Portland’s Y La Bamba releases their second full-length album today on Tender Loving Empire. Produced by Steve Berlin and featuring guest vocals from Neko Case, “Court The Storm” sees YLB “conquering darkness.”

Iyer’s unique sense of harmony and tremendous command at the grand piano makes his music both telepathic and probing.

He played his second Festival concert…fourth really since they were both broken up into discrete components. / Photo by Anthony Pidgeon

At the Roseland last Thursday as a reunited The Darkness teamed up with Foxy Shazam for a night of overindulgent glam rock, which Portlanders gladly devoured. / Photo by Jon T. Cruz

Kalmar and company plan to keep concerts fresh and engaging. The program for Carnegie Hall may wow the New Yorkers again.

Aaccompanied by the Southern California’s Children’s Chorus, she sang “What a Wonderful World” as a tribute to great movie icons who have passed away over the past year. Also watch “Black Gold” from her new album.

Billy Strange (pictured), Red Holloway, Louisiana Red, Mike Melvoin, Michael Davis and Joe Thompson. Watch video of all.

Motorhead – The World Is Ours Vol. 1, Abigail Williams – Becoming, Black N Blue – Hell Yeah!, The Browning – Burn This World, Corrosion Of Conformity – Corrosion Of Conformity, Destroyer 666 – Cold Steel (reissue), The Devastated – Devil’s Messenger

The orchestra’s founding conductor Jerry Luedders and its current music director Huw Edwards will share podium duties for this concert.

On Saturday night at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, the Oregon Symphony under Carlos Kalmar displayed a wide range of its current capabilities, presenting itself as three orchestras.

Andre was 78. In his long career, he made 250 recordings.