New — and large — show of Rick Bartow’s art opens at the Karin Clarke Gallery
(Above: Detail from Rick Bartow’s Self Portrait and Dream, is part of an extensive new show...
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Cottage Theatre presents Sondheim’s “Sunday in the Park with George”
(Above: Dylan Bunten and Laurel Merz star in Cottage Theatre’s production of Sunday in the...
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LatestReview: Oregon Bach Festival underway through July 12
By Daniel BuckwalterThere was the exquisite as well as the melancholy of Gustav Mahler (but of course) and the work of a French composer from the 1920s that had one patron afterward believing he had heard a George Gershwin...
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36th Annual PhotoZone Juried Show on now at Emerald Art Center
(Above: Artwork by Emerald Art Center member Chad Wintringham, including Buffalo in Blue, is one...
New — and large — show of Rick Bartow’s art opens at the Karin Clarke Gallery
(Above: Detail from Rick Bartow’s Self Portrait and Dream, is part of an extensive new show...
Read MoreReviewer: OBF’s Baroque Orchestra concert offers “sweet, serene magic”
By Daniel BuckwalterA glorious pastoral landscape came into sharp focus when the Oregon Bach Festival’s Baroque Orchestra took center stage. Exquisite all-around grace was sprinkled with spritely and melodic elegance, and there...
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Review: Oregon Bach Festival offers “meaningful musical mosaic” with American Indian Symphonies
(Above: Composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, creator of American Indian Symphonies...
Read MoreReviewer: Youthful singers at Oregon Bach Festival — “the sound was glorious”
By Daniel BuckwalterChildren took center stage June 30 at the Oregon Bach Festival, and the sound was glorious. This was a well-spent afternoon, and the standing ovation was genuine for the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus after...
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36th Annual PhotoZone Juried Show on now at Emerald Art Center
(Above: Artwork by Emerald Art Center member Chad Wintringham, including Buffalo in Blue, is one...
Read MoreReview: Oregon Bach Festival underway through July 12
By Daniel BuckwalterThere was the exquisite as well as the melancholy of Gustav Mahler (but of course) and the work of a French composer from the 1920s that had one patron afterward believing he had heard a George Gershwin...
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