Presented by Eugene Symphony

Presented by Soromundi, Lesbian Chorus of Eugene

Join Oregon's largest lesbian chorus - over 100 voices - as we premiere our first commissioned work, Terra Omnis, by local composer Audrey Snyder. This work honors and celebrates the beauty, harmony and diversity that our home planet offers as the whole Earth sings with joy!

Presented by City of Eugene

 Celebrate biking and walking. Coffee, bagels, safety checks, minor bike tune-ups and free bike bell installation.
Blue Heron Bike Bridge, behind Caesar Chavez Elementary on W. 14th

Presented by Monqui Presents
-Sold Out-
Born the youngest of ten children, raised in Southwest Detroit and a resident of Nashville since 2005, Jack White is one of the most prolific and renowned artists of the past fifteen years.
When the White Stripes started in 1997 no one, least of all Jack, ever expected that the band would take hold in the mainstream world. With the release of 2001's White Blood Cells the band was thrust on magazine covers and captivating audiences through worldwide touring. "Fell in Love With a Girl" served as the band's breakthrough hit and its accompanying Michel Gondry Lego clip was chosen by Pitchfork Media as the #1 music video of the 2000's.

In 2004 White teamed up with Loretta Lynn to produce and perform on her Van Lear Rose album, an effort that won Grammy Awards for Best Country Album and Best Country collaboration with vocals for the single "Portland, Oregon." To date White has won nine Grammys in seven different categories.

White formed a new band of old friends, the Raconteurs, in 2006 and their debut album Broken Boy Soldiers showed a markedly different side, most notably one where songwriting, vocal and guitar duties were shared.

To take it even further, in 2009 White took to his original instrument, the drums, and started the Dead Weather with members of the Kills, Queens of the Stone Age and the Greenhornes. Releasing two albums in two years and unleashing a dark, captivating live show upon curious audiences, the Dead Weather further-cemented Jack White's musical versatility and range.
In January, White announced the upcoming release of his album Blunderbuss.

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Presented by City of Eugene

Performance artist: TBA

Presented by Zapp Academy of Dance

High energy, edge-of-your-seat electric entertainment for the entire family! Get fired up as Zapp Academy dancers ages 8-32 showcase this year's award-winning choreography from a variety of genres.
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Presented by Musical Feet

Musical Feet offers a sizeable array of musical styles, genres, eras and performers including tap, jazz, ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary dance styles set to music from the 1940s to the present. The advanced-professional tap company, In-Step, will deliver a riveting collection of intricate jazz rhythms to Yo-Yo Ma's recent release, Hill Justice. The advanced/professional hip-hop/jazz company, Synergy, will be dancing to Melissa Etheridge. The show also includes the music of Queen, Kanye West, Adele, Prince, Michael Jackson, Willow Smith & the Barenaked Ladies.

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Presented by Musical Feet

Musical Feet offers a sizeable array of musical styles, genres, eras and performers including tap, jazz, ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary dance styles set to music from the 1940s to the present. The advanced-professional tap company, In-Step, will deliver a riveting collection of intricate jazz rhythms to Yo-Yo Ma's recent release, Hill Justice. The advanced/professional hip-hop/jazz company, Synergy, will be dancing to Melissa Etheridge. The show also includes the music of Queen, Kanye West, Adele, Prince, Michael Jackson, Willow Smith & the Barenaked Ladies.

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Presented by City of Eugene

Celebrate biking and walking. Coffee, bagels, safety checks, minor bike tune-ups and free bike bell installation.
Amazon Trail & 24th

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

The Festival begins with a vocal salute by the 200 singers of the Pacific International Children's Choir, featuring choirs from across the U.S. and Finland with guest director Bob Chilcott.

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Acclaimed as "the most celebrated American-born violinist of the modern era" (Elle Magazine) and "one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world" (People), Joshua Bell has enchanted audiences worldwide with his breathtaking virtuosity and the captivating tone he produces from his Stradivarius violin. For his OBF debut, he has chosen Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, the composer's most celebrated contribution to the world of orchestral music. Bell, a consummate showman, takes the Mendelssohn one step further, performing his own cadenza (an extended solo) at the high point of the work. The fireworks continue with the Italian Symphony, Mendelssohn's picturesque impression of a journey made as a young man, and the exciting choral work The First Walpurgisnacht, where Druids stage a raucous masquerade to fend off foreign occupiers during a stormy night on Harz Mountain. 
Experience a video clip of Joshua Bell playing Bach's Chaconne

Joshua Bell, violin; Sophie Harmsen, alto; Dominik Wortig, tenor; Markus Eiche, bass; Berwick Chorus of the OBF; OBF Orchestra; Helmuth Rilling, conductor

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Singers from the Youth Choir Merituuli of Kantvik, Finland, and the St. John's Boys' Choir of Collegeville, Minnesota perform. Youth Choir Merituuli of Kirkkonummi Finnish Church was founded in 1994 by current conductor Tarja Viitanen. Currently the choir consists of 40 girls ages 12 to 18 with repertoire ranging from light popular to classical and sacred music. The name Merituuli means "sea wind."  The St. John's Choir promotes vocal music education in Central Minnesota and offers audiences the unique experience of a well-trained boys' choir under the artistic direction of Andre Heywood. Recent international tours have included Italy, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany and Austria.

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

This visit with the Oregon Bach Festival's artistic director designate will shed light on his experiences with his own early music group the Retrospect Ensemble; his guest conducting work in Salzburg, Stuttgart, Central City Opera, and with major American orchestras; and his first perspectives on coming to Eugene. Hosted by Fred Crafts, Eugene's Ambassador for the Arts.

Presented by City of Eugene

Musicians from all walks of life performing traditional concert band repertoire including pops, marches, heraldic processions, folk dances, scherzos, show tunes and more, featuring familiar arrangements and arrangements by present and former members.
Washburne Park, Agate & 20th

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Organist John Scott, who made his Royal Albert Hall debut as the youngest organist to appear in the BBC Proms concert series, will discuss his experiences working as music director of St. Paul's Anglican cathedral in London and the extensive music programs he now supervises as director of music at Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue in New York City.

Hosted by Fred Crafts, Eugene's Ambassador for the Arts

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Individual high school-age singers of the Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy audition for the opportunity to step out as soloists and shine in this favorite annual event.

Presented by City of Eugene
Beethoven

Petersen Barn Center, 870 Berntzen Road

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Join bassoonist Nadina Mackie Jackson and trumpeter Guy Few and their musical alter egos Buzz and Crow for a fantasy romp through delightful music old and new, inspired by Commedia dell'Arte.

Nadina Mackie Jackson, bassoon; Guy Few, trumpet

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival
Compelled by the needless suffering he witnessed in World War II, British composer Michael Tippett created the modern choral masterwork A Child of Our Time. Its story concerns an act of justice in a time of war. But its effect is one of urgency and somber beauty, like the work it was modeled upon, Bach's St. Matthew Passion. Tippett integrated American spirituals such as Steal Away, Go Down Moses, and Deep River in place of the Passion's chorales to reach the deepest levels of our common humanity. Its haunting narrative and rich climaxes embrace both the shadow and light of our collective whole.
Conductor Matthew Halls, who will succeed Helmuth Rilling as artistic director following the 2013 Festival, opens this concert with Bach's Lutheran Mass in G Major. Its lovely meditative fugues and celebratory Gloria are among the movements that Bach freely borrowed from his finest cantatas.
Tamara Wilson, Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, soprano; Sophie Harmsen, Anita Krause, alto; Tom Randle, Dominik Wortig, tenor; Tyler Duncan, Markus Eiche, bass; SFYCA; Berwick Chorus of the OBF; OBF Orchestra; Matthew Halls, conductor

Presented by City of Eugene

Tasty jazz standards and originals on saxophone & guitar 

Washburne Park, Agate & 20th

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Anton Armstrong is conductor of the Oregon Bach Festival's Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, which celebrates its fifteenth anniversary in 2012. Armstrong, who has been the program's leader since its inception, will discuss his successful approach to training and inspiring young singers. Hosted by Fred Crafts, Eugene's Ambassador for the Arts

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Artists Vicki Boeckman and Judith Linsenberg perform "Virtuosic Recorder Duos throughout the Ages," with works from the Middle Ages to today by composers such as Bach, Telemann, Landini, and Peter Rose.

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

The piano-playing siblings are delivering on their dream to wake up classical music by introducing it to the widest, largest and most excited audience they can find. They'll share tales of their travels and successes. Hosted by Fred Crafts, Eugene's Ambassador for the Arts.

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

A variety of young teen soloists and ensembles from Corvallis and Eugene area music organizations offer this classical concert.

Presented by City of Eugene

Bring your instrument, play with us and 'Get Your Chops Back!' We invite you to take this opportunity to participate in a collective music-making experience designed to help you regain your music skills. 'Get Your Chops Back!' is an opportunity for artists who have not made music in a while to engage, re-connect, and make music once again. Getting your chops back can feel overwhelming and no one starts out as good as they once were--it takes time and practice. The One More Time Marching Band will be there to help, direct and inspire you to remember the joy of playing. Re-connect, engage and make music again in a fun, stress-free and encouraging environment where mistakes are allowed! 
The music you'll be playing:

March Of The Irish Guard (arranged by James Ployhar)
the Billboard March (arranged by Jack Bullock)
Can Can (arranged by O'Reilly)
Conestoga Trail (written Mike Story)

Washington Park, along 19th-21st Ave & Washington St.

Presented by City of Eugene

Bring a comfortable low-backed chair or a blanket and enjoy a great movie.

State Street Park, Burnett & Dakota

 

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

Dance Theater of Oregon performs a visual interpretation of Prokofiev's classic children's symphony with its story of a fearless boy, a hungry wolf, and a menagerie of animals and musical instruments. Performed with recorded music. 
Dance Theater of Oregon

Presented by Oregon Bach Festival

As the members of Bach's congregation filed into the pews of the St. Thomas church on Good Friday in 1727, little could they imagine that the music they were about to hear, composed by the cantor and cappellmeister in their employ, would become one of the towering statements of Western civilization. Bach's setting of the events in Matthew's gospel leading to the crucifixion goes beyond the profound drama of the unfolding events to illuminate the great bond of humanity it represents - a sharing of the gravest of sorrows and, ultimately, the promise of redemption.
Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, soprano; Sophie Harmsen, alto; Dominik Wortig, Dann Coakwell, tenor; Tyler Duncan, Markus Eiche, bass; Berwick Chorus of the OBF; Oregon Festival Choirs, OBF Orchestra; Helmuth Rilling, conductor

Presented by City of Eugene

Favorite local alternative rock band mixes it up with eccentric beats and bold lyrics. Winners of WOW Hall Awards for "Favorite Local Band" in 2008, 2010, & 2011, Medium Troy's musical style is "Bohemian Dub" -- broadly alternative rock, with an array of influences including dub, electronica, folk, hip-hop, funk and pop.
Kesey Square, Willamette & Broadway

Presented by City of Eugene

Washington Park, along 19th-21st & Washington St.

Presented by City of Eugene

Trainsong Park, Bell Ave, off Bethel Drive

Presented by City of Eugene

Traditional concert band
Washburne Park, 20th & Agate

Presented by City of Eugene
Grab your pals and come in your best 70's outfit for our disco-inspired theme! This year, the winners of the Spirit Award and the dodgeball tournament will be playing for a cash donation to their favorite charity. 
The dodgeball tournament sold out in 2011 so sign-up early! Pre-register your dodgeball team for $30 by Tuesday, July 17 at the Playground Sports website and you will be guaranteed three games. This is your chance to dominate! Come and play the 2011 Champions, Team Cawood, and win the golden helmets!
New this year - the Champions will win a $200 cash donation to their favorite charity! Also new this year - get your friends to cheer you on and "disco" it up with you for a chance to win the "Spirit Award" cash prize for your favorite local charity!
Due to popular demand, there will be a walk-up and a kids court available for anyone who is coming without a team. Plus, challenge your buddies to a rousing game of foursquare, try learning a variety of circus arts, or just watch the action from the beer garden.
Dodgeball tournament registration is $30 per team, six-eight players per team.
Kesey Square, Broadway & Willamette

 

 

Presented by City of Eugene

Presented by City of Eugene

A biographical film about record-breaking long distance runner, Steve Prefontaine, and his coach, Bill Bowerman, who later went on to become co-founder of Nike. Filmed in Eugene in 1996 and set in the golden era of Hayward Field in the 1970's, this film not only showcases local heroes, it highlights the beauty of Eugene and the Willamette Valley. The film follows Pre's triumphs and tribulations as a world-class athlete, unwrapping his relationships from his early youth in Oregon to the Munich Olympics up until his untimely death. Produced by Tom Cruise, starring Billy Crudup and Donald Sutherland, with a four out of five star rating, this is a can't-miss movie!
Rated PG-13, 117 minutes
Kesey Square, Willamette and Broadway

Presented by The Shedd Institute

East meets West in this extraordinary Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Based on a true story, English widow Anna Leonowens arrives at the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 1862 with her young son, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. While both keep a firm grip on their respective traditions and values, Anna and the King grow to understand - and eventually, respect - one another, in a unique love story.

Presented by The Shedd Institute

East meets West in this extraordinary Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Based on a true story, English widow Anna Leonowens arrives at the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 1862 with her young son, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. While both keep a firm grip on their respective traditions and values, Anna and the King grow to understand - and eventually, respect - one another, in a unique love story.

Presented by City of Eugene
Scottish piping, drumming and dancing
Washburne Park, 20th & Agate

Presented by City of Eugene

Presented by The Shedd Institute

East meets West in this extraordinary Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Based on a true story, English widow Anna Leonowens arrives at the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 1862 with her young son, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. While both keep a firm grip on their respective traditions and values, Anna and the King grow to understand - and eventually, respect - one another, in a unique love story.

Presented by The Shedd Institute

East meets West in this extraordinary Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Based on a true story, English widow Anna Leonowens arrives at the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 1862 with her young son, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. While both keep a firm grip on their respective traditions and values, Anna and the King grow to understand - and eventually, respect - one another, in a unique love story.

Presented by The Shedd Institute

East meets West in this extraordinary Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Based on a true story, English widow Anna Leonowens arrives at the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 1862 with her young son, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. While both keep a firm grip on their respective traditions and values, Anna and the King grow to understand - and eventually, respect - one another, in a unique love story.

Presented by City of Eugene

Rising stars of the Eugene fashion scene come together once again in this hugely popular downtown event. Talented designers will display their skills with fabrics and fibers in this 'back by popular demand' fashion show. This year's theme, Sustainable Style: Style Through the Ages, promises to showcase creativity while keeping fashion eco-friendly. A perfect fit for Eugene fashionistas! Lights, music, and vendors accompany this grand display of artistic creation. Workshops, vending and fun start at 5:30 p.m.
Kesey Square, Willamette and Broadway

Presented by City of Eugene

Modern Country/Western band from the greater Eugene area playing the Northwest and Idaho regions, bringing select alternative country to each venue. Well-seasoned with experienced musicians, Cowboy Cadillac performs ballads and dance tunes accompanied by stringed instruments. Comparable to Rockabilly, a mix of rock and roll and down south string music, this show will be sure to get your feet stompin.'
Amazon Park, Next to Amazon Community Center

 

Presented by City of Eugene

Bring a comfortable low-backed chair or a blanket and enjoy a great movie.

Presented by City of Eugene
Grab a partner and dance the polka

Washburne Park, 20th & Agate

 

Presented by City of Eugene

A perfect summer concert with a mix of Caribbean, country, rock & roll and the Cheeseburgers' take on the laid-back island philosophy of Jimmy Buffet.  Telling stories of boats, bars, beaches and babes, - just the right music to welcome in the heat of summer while you sit and smile in the sun. Although the Cheeseburgers are a local band, they play all over the Northwest and have opened twice for Jimmy Buffet.
Skinner Butte Park, next to Campbell Center

Presented by City of Eugene

Traditional British brass band
Washburne Park, 20th & Agate

 

Presented by City of Eugene

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Celebrate opening night with one of the most beloved compositions of the 20th century, performed by Van Cliburn winner John Nakamatsu.
Danail Rachev, conductor
Jon Nakamatsu, piano
Program:
Bernstein - Overture to Candide    
Ravel - Piano Concerto in G Major   
Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue    
de Falla - Three Cornered Hat, Suites 1 & 2

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Eugene Symphony 2012-2013 Season on Sale Now
Thurs. Oct 18, 2012, Beethoven's Symphony No. 5
Thurs. Nov 15, 2012, Mahler's Resurrection
Thurs. Dec 6, 2012, Swan Lake
Sun. Dec 16, 2012, Cirque de Nöel
Thurs. Jan 17, 2013, Mozart's Piano Concerto
Thurs. Feb 14, 2013, The Planets
Thurs. March 21, 2013, Beethoven's Violin Concerto
Thurs. April 18, 2013, Carmina Burana
Thurs. May 16, 2013, Dvořák's Symphony No. 8

 

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Experience Beethoven’s Symphony No.5, a piece with four universally-recognized opening notes alluding to fate knocking at the door. Grammy Award-winning soprano Christine Brewer makes her Eugene debut performing Strauss’s powerful Four Last Songs.

Danail Rachev, conductor
Christine Brewer, soprano
Photo Credit: Christian Steiner
Program:
Ravel - La Valse      
R. Strauss - Four Last Songs     
Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 

Presented by Nickelodeon

Featuring Kiki (Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer), Shout (Thomas Hobson), Marina (Tara Perry) and Twist (Jon Beavers), The Fresh Beat Band performs hits from seasons one, two and three of the Nickelodeon live-action music series that teaches preschoolers music appreciation. Songs performed include Here We Go, A Friend Like You, Bananas, and  Just Like a Rockstar, among others. The first-ever soundtrack, The Fresh Beat Band: Music From the Hit TV Show, is currently available on iTunes and in stores everywhere. The album features 19 catchy, preschool-friendly tracks from three seasons of the TV series and has been number-one on the iTunes Children's Music chart since its release in January.

Nickelodeon will premiere a new episode of The Fresh Beat Band, "Keeping It Green," on Earth Day, Friday, April 20, at 1:30 p.m. (ET/PT). The Fresh Beat Band debuted in 2009 and is now in its third season on Nickelodeon. The Fresh Beat Band centers on four best friends -  Kiki, Shout, Marina and Twist - in a band who love to sing and dance. In each episode, preschoolers sing and dance along as they help The Fresh Beat Band solve everyday challenges. Preschoolers learn the fundamentals of music such as melody, rhythm, tempo and performance styles and the importance of friendship, working together, and respecting each other's differences.  Ne-Yo, Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz have all hung out with the Fresh Beats and additional celebrity guests will appear throughout season three.  

Check out the tour website, facebook page and for more Fresh Beat activities and fun go to Nick Jr. 

 

Buy Tickets Online Tickets On Sale Friday, April 13 at noon

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Powered by a thunderous cast of more than 200 instrumentalists, chorus members and soloists, this evening delivers an unforgettable experience.
Danail Rachev, conductor
Eugene Symphony Chorus
Sharon Paul, chorus director
Photo Credit: Kohut
Program:
Mahler - Symphony No. 2  

Presented by Eugene Symphony
Tchaikovsky's immortal musical fairy tale captures the beauty of the holiday season and Tchaikovsky Competition medalist Jennifer Koh performs Bruch's virtuosic Scottish Fantasy.
Robert Moody, guest conductor
Jennifer Koh, violin
Photo Credit: Janette Beckman
Program:
Copland - Suite from Appalachian Spring   
Bruch - Scottish Fantasy     
Tchaikovsky - Suite from Swan Lake 

Presented by Eugene Concert Choir
The Eugene Concert Choir performs one of the most enduring Christmas classics of all, the Bach Magnificat, with the Oregon Mozart Players. Guest artists join us for a range of styles, from jazz to popular to gospel songs sure to please all ages and interests. Pre-concert festivities in the Lobby and a carol sing-along start it off with a heartwarming celebration.

Eugene Concert Choir 2012-2013 Season
Spirit of Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 8 & Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012

German Romanticism, Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Best of Broadway, Too! Saturday, April 27, 2013

Broadway for Kids, Too! Saturday, April 27, 2013

Presented by Eugene Concert Choir
The Eugene Concert Choir performs one of the most enduring Christmas classics of all, the Bach Magnificat, with the Oregon Mozart Players. Guest artists join us for a range of styles, from jazz to popular to gospel songs sure to please all ages and interests. Pre-concert festivities in the Lobby and a carol sing-along start it off with a heartwarming celebration.

Eugene Concert Choir 2012-2013 Season
Spirit of Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 8 & Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012

German Romanticism, Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Best of Broadway, Too! Saturday, April 27, 2013

Broadway for Kids, Too! Saturday, April 27, 2013

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company
Whether you are a grandparent or a youngster, the wonder of this classic ballet will create warm holiday season memories.
Enjoy Clara's journey with spirited party children, mischievous mice, elegant skaters, and dancers from around the world in the fantasy world of the Land of The Sugar Plum Fairy.

Toni Pimble's choreographic vision, sometimes humorous and always unique, takes you on Clara's carousel horse ride and for a float in a hot air balloon. Tchaikovsky's glorious music swells throughout the ballet and the elaborate costumes and sets embellish the vibrant dancing of the soloists and corps to bring you a performance that always says "Happy Holidays."

 

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company
Whether you are a grandparent or a youngster, the wonder of this classic ballet will create warm holiday season memories.
Enjoy Clara's journey with spirited party children, mischievous mice, elegant skaters, and dancers from around the world in the fantasy world of the Land of The Sugar Plum Fairy.

Toni Pimble's choreographic vision, sometimes humorous and always unique, takes you on Clara's carousel horse ride and for a float in a hot air balloon. Tchaikovsky's glorious music swells throughout the ballet and the elaborate costumes and sets embellish the vibrant dancing of the soloists and corps to bring you a performance that always says "Happy Holidays."

 

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company
Whether you are a grandparent or a youngster, the wonder of this classic ballet will create warm holiday season memories.
Enjoy Clara's journey with spirited party children, mischievous mice, elegant skaters, and dancers from around the world in the fantasy world of the Land of The Sugar Plum Fairy.

Toni Pimble's choreographic vision, sometimes humorous and always unique, takes you on Clara's carousel horse ride and for a float in a hot air balloon. Tchaikovsky's glorious music swells throughout the ballet and the elaborate costumes and sets embellish the vibrant dancing of the soloists and corps to bring you a performance that always says "Happy Holidays."

 

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Join us for Overture to William Tell, featuring Rossini’s heroic cavalry theme. Avery Fisher Career Grant pianist Alessio Bax graces the Silva stage with one of Mozart’s greatest works, Piano Concerto in C Minor.  The evening concludes with Prokofiev’s exciting and powerful Symphony No. 5.
Danail Rachev, conductor
Alessio Bax, piano

Program:
Rossini - Overture to William Tell     
Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor   
Prokofiev - Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Symphony

The Eugene Symphony goes intergalactic! Join the orchestra on Valentine’s Day for Holst’s The Planets, a celestial work perfect for sharing with your special someone.
Danail Rachev, conductor  
Eugene Symphony Women’s Chorus
Sharon Paul, chorus director
Program:
Ligeti - Atmosph?res       
Debussy - Nocturnes      
Holst - The Planets

Presented by Eugene Concert Choir

This program of German Romanticism highlights the music of Brahms, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Bruckner. Invited to perform the rich and luscious Bruckner E Minor Mass in Carnegie Hall in March, 2013, come hear the 100-voice Eugene Concert Choir sing this gorgeous choral work in Eugene before they perform it in Carnegie Hall. 

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Audience favorite Stefan Jackiw returns to Eugene to perform Beethoven’s endearing Violin Concerto. This concert also spotlights our talented musicians in Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra, which will leave you breathless.
Danail Rachev, conductor
Stefan Jackiw, violin
Program:
Rouse - Infernal Machine      
Beethoven - Violin Concerto      
Bartók - Concerto for Orchestra   

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Ballet Company

Join Julie Pimentel for an informative behind-the-scenes look at the world of ballet. It's fun, educational and free!

Presented by Eugene Symphony

Songs of love, lust, and libations will resonate in this performance of boisterous and bawdy Carmina Burana. Distinguished composer Tomáš Svoboda’s Eugene Symphony residency culminates in the world premiere of his Clarinet Concerto, featuring principal clarinet Michael Anderson

Danail Rachev, conductor
Michael Anderson, clarinet
Eugene Symphony Chorus
Sharon Paul, chorus director
Program:
Svoboda - Clarinet Concerto      
Orff - Carmina Burana     

Presented by Eugene Concert Choir

A fun and interactive one-hour performance of excerpts of the Best of Broadway, Too! concert, designed specifically to educate and engage children. Children participating in our ECCO in-school educational program will be called up onto the stage during the concert to perform their prepared music with the Concert Choir and musicians. This project extends the ECCO classroom instruction to the thrill of actual onstage performance in the Hult Center's Silva Concert Hall.