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ESTET pickWednesday, November 18 · 8:00 PMBOMBARGOTwo pairs of brothers and a drummer: Canada’s Bombargo play vintage pop with soul, and songs the crowd sings along to.Jack London Revuefrom $26.24Wednesday, November 18 · 8:00 PMEivørThe Faroese voice of The Last Kingdom and God of War: Eivør brings together Nordic folk and electronics.Wonder Ballroom$34.25–61.25Wednesday, November 18Whitmer ThomasComedian and musician Whitmer Thomas at Polaris Hall: stand-up, songs and home video, all mixed together.Polaris HallESTET pickThursday, November 19 · 7:30 PMWith Her Own WingsFrom sunset to sunrise: percussion, electronics, painting and light about the women of Iran — new music by three Iranian composers.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$20–35Friday, November 20Gary NumanFor the 45th anniversary of Telekon, Gary Numan brings his goth-industrial ritual to Portland: dark silhouettes, leather and pulsing light.Revolution HallFriday, November 20 · 7:00 PMThe Black Pirate (1926)Douglas Fairbanks leaps across the masts: the silent 1926 film The Black Pirate with live music by Rodney Sauer.Joyce Garver Theater · Vancouver, WAFriday, November 20 · 12:15 PMMusic @ Midday: Marsh + Titterington Piano Duo, Beyond 176Two pianos, 176 keys and Gershwin: the Marsh + Titterington duo in Portland State University’s midday series.Portland State University — Lincoln Recital HallFreeSaturday, November 21Mahler’s Sixth SymphonyMahler’s Sixth, the “Tragic” Symphony: the Oregon Symphony and David Danzmayr.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickTuesday, November 24 · 7:00 PMPyxis Quartet: The Portland School IIIThe premiere of the film “Habitat” and music by Tomáš Svoboda: Pyxis Quartet presents the third installment of The Portland School series.Polaris HallESTET pickWednesday, November 25Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern JukeboxPop hits dressed as jazz, swing and ragtime, with singers, dancers and tap, in a new show about human creativity.Revolution HallESTET pickFriday, November 27 · 8:30 PMRamon Ayala: Historia De Un FinalThe farewell tour of the king of the accordion: Ramon Ayala and Historia De Un Final at Veterans Memorial Coliseum.Veterans Memorial ColiseumSaturday, November 28 · 7:30 PMNov 28 and 29The Music of Hans ZimmerOregon Symphony plays the music of Hans Zimmer: from the sands of Arrakis to Gotham, Interstellar, The Lion King and Gladiator.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $38Monday, November 30 · 7:00 PMJake Shimabukuro: Holidays in HawaiʻiJake Shimabukuro’s ukulele and a Hawaiian Christmas: old hymns, local holiday classics and guest Justin Kawika Young.Newmark Theatrefrom $52.50Monday, November 30 · 8:00 PMPink MartiniThe Portland band that has toured six continents plays at home again: Pink Martini and their blend of vintage pop, Latin music and big band.Revolution HallESTET pickWednesday, December 2 · 7:30 PMJohn Craigie with Oregon SymphonyPortland folk troubadour John Craigie performs with Oregon Symphony for the first time: his songs, including ones from I Swam Here, with orchestra.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $29Wednesday, December 2 · 7:30 PMTomáseen Foley’s A Celtic ChristmasChristmas Eve in an Irish farmhouse: carols, dancing and stories in Tomáseen Foley’s show.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$47.50–60.50ESTET pickSaturday, December 5 · 2:00 PMSaint Nicholas in the East and WestFrom Byzantine chant to Arvo Pärt: Cappella Romana sings music about Saint Nicholas at St. Mary's Cathedral.St. Mary's CathedralSaturday, December 5 · 8:00 PMLau Noah x Adam NeelyElectric bass and classical guitar: the duo of Lau Noah and Adam Neely brings together jazz, prog rock and Spanish folk.Jack London RevueTuesday, December 8 · 8:00 PMYaelokreA fairy-tale world invented by one person: Yaelokre and songs about four masked children at Crystal Ballroom.Crystal BallroomESTET pickWednesday, December 9 · 7:30 PMMerry-achi Christmas with Mariachi Sol de México® de José HernándezMariachi for Christmas: José Hernández’s Mariachi Sol de México blends the songs of its tradition with holiday classics.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $25Wednesday, December 9 · 7:30 PMMeow Meow TrioCabaret diva Meow Meow and her holiday show Feline Festive: jazz, chanson and plenty of chaos.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$50–65ESTET pickThursday, December 10 · 7:00 PMThe Duke of Cello: Duke Ellington’s Jazz NutcrackerDuke Ellington’s jazz Nutcracker on six cellos: a holiday evening with 45th Parallel Universe at Polaris Hall.Polaris HallThursday, December 10Handel’s Messiah with Portland Baroque OrchestraHandel’s Messiah on period instruments: the Hallelujah chorus, clear arias and Portland Baroque Orchestra’s chamber sound.Sanctuary Hall at First CongregationalFriday, December 11 · 7:30 PMKalani Pe'a: Hawaiian ChristmasChristmas with Hawaiian aloha: Kalani Pe'a sings Hawaiian and Western holiday songs with hula dancers.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$47.50–78.50ESTET pickSaturday, December 12 · 7:00 PMDec 12 and 13Holiday PopsFrom Die Fledermaus to Leroy Anderson’s Christmas pieces: the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s holiday concert.Skyview Concert Hall, Ванкувер · Vancouver, WASaturday, December 12 · 2:00 PMDec 12 and 13Holiday Pops SpectacularHoliday Pops: the Oregon Symphony, guest artists, a sing-along with the whole hall, and Santa.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $32Wednesday, December 16Mississippi Chamber Music Holiday Variety ShowA cello sextet, klezmer clarinets and singers: the 45th Parallel Universe holiday variety show at Mississippi Studios.Venue to be announcedESTET pickThursday, December 17 · 7:00 PMHome for the HolidaysThe ensemble 45th Parallel Universe performs Christmas music and excerpts from Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker.Polaris HallThursday, December 17 · 7:30 PMHoliday BrassThe Oregon Symphony’s brass and percussion play Christmas music, bright and festive.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickSaturday, December 19 · 2:00 PMDec 19 and 20Oregon Symphony: Home Alone in ConcertKevin is home alone again: the Oregon Symphony plays John Williams’s score live to the film.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $20Sunday, December 20 · 7:00 PMCedric Watson Creole ChristmasCreole melodies, Cajun and zydeco: Cedric Watson and Bijou Creole play a Christmas evening at The Reser.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$35-$45ESTET pickThursday, January 7 · 7:30 PMJan 7, 9 and 10Shostakovich and RachmaninoffShostakovich and Rachmaninoff: a symphony about revolution and a virtuoso rhapsodyArlene Schnitzer Concert Hallfrom $40ESTET pickMonday, January 11 · 7:30 PMJan 11 and 12Calidore QuartetThe Calidore Quartet plays classic and contemporary works in Portland.Lincoln Performance HallMonday, January 11 · 8:00 PMAnna von Hausswolff: Iconoclasts TourAnna von Hausswolff plays the organ, from gothic to pop.Wonder Ballroom$29–56.25ESTET pickSaturday, January 16Jan 16 and 17Young Artists ConcertThe Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (Vancouver, WA) presents a program featuring gold medalists of the Paul and Lottie Christensen National Young Artists Competition.Skyview Concert Hall · Vancouver, WASaturday, January 16Star Wars: A New Hope in ConcertAn orchestra performs John Williams’s score for Star Wars as the film plays.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallTuesday, January 19The Magic of 7: Arcturus Presents Janáček and HindemithArcturus Winds plays Janáček and Hindemith.Venue to be announcedESTET pickSaturday, January 23Emanuel Ax Plays BeethovenEmanuel Ax was born in Lviv in 1949 to a family that survived the camps, and came to New York by way of Warsaw and Winnipeg.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallSaturday, January 23 · 2:00 PMEpiphany: Mystical Chant from Old and New RomeAncient and contemporary chants of Rome and Byzantium.St. Mary's CathedralSunday, January 24 · 7:00 PMNani VazanaNani Vazana performs songs in the endangered Ladino language, blending folk tales and flamenco.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$30-$40Tuesday, January 26 · 7:30 PMAn Evening with Itzhak PerlmanItzhak Perlman talks about his life and musicArlene Schnitzer Concert HallFriday, January 29 · 6:30 PMNaked Classics: Enigma VariationsMusician Paul Rissmann unlocks the secrets of Edward Elgar’s “Variations on an Original Theme.”Newmark TheatreSaturday, January 30Oregon Symphony: Enigma VariationsViolinist Sarah Kwak plays The Butterfly Lovers and the Enigma VariationsArlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickMonday, February 1 · 7:30 PMBusch TrioBusch Trio performs works by Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff and Smetana, with a 1783 Guadagnini violin.Friends of Chamber MusicESTET pickWednesday, February 3 · 7:30 PMSangjaruKorean folk-fusion band Sangjaru blends traditional music with gypsy swing, funk and rock.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$35ESTET pickSaturday, February 6 · 7:30 PMInternational Guitar NightAn evening of guitar music with four guitarists from different countries.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$42.50-$63.50ESTET pickFriday, February 12Romance & Devotion with Oregon SymphonyThe orchestra plays music about love, from Berlioz to Tchaikovsky.Rose Auditorium At South Salem High SchoolESTET pickSaturday, February 13Oregon Symphony: Romance and DevotionPortland’s symphony plays Tchaikovsky and Dvořák: love and passion.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallSaturday, February 13 · 7:30 PM80s KidsA show for grown-ups in the spirit of the ’80s: the duo Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill perform synth-pop hits.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$25-$35ESTET pickTuesday, February 16 · 7:30 PMJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton MarsalisWynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in Portland: the farewell tour of the legendary big band’s leader.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallThursday, February 18Simon Trpčeski: Bizet & BoléroPianist Simon Trpčeski plays Bizet and Ravel.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickSaturday, February 27 · 7:00 PMFeb 27 and 28Olga Kern and the Vancouver Symphony: Rachmaninoff’s Third ConcertoOlga Kern performs Rachmaninoff’s Third Concerto with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra at Skyview Concert Hall.Skyview Concert Hall · Vancouver, WAESTET pickSaturday, February 27How to Train Your Dragon 2 in ConcertThe Oregon Symphony performs John Powell’s music live during a screening of How to Train Your Dragon 2.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallThursday, March 4 · 7:30 PMThe Music of JourneyOregon Symphony performs Journey’s hits in arrangements by Brent Havens.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickSaturday, March 6 · 2:00 PMKassia: Lenten Music by the First Woman ComposerThe music of Kassia: 9th-century hymns by the first known woman composer.St. Mary's CathedralSunday, March 7Empire WildThe cello ensemble Empire Wild joins jazz pianist Addison Frei for a concert at The Old Church Concert Hall.The Old Church Concert HallSunday, March 7 · 2:00 PMA Musical Journey Through the GalaxyThe orchestra plays music from Star Wars and space-themed classics.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickThursday, March 11Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony and Beethoven’s Triple ConcertoMendelssohn’s symphony and Beethoven’s concerto from the Oregon Symphony.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallSaturday, March 13Liberation: Bach’s Ich habe genugA countertenor sings Bach: consolation in music, with the oboe as guide.Sanctuary Hall at First CongregationalMonday, March 15 · 7:30 PMMaxwell QuartetThe Scottish string quartet known for pairing the classical repertoire with Scotland’s folk heritage.Friends of Chamber MusicTuesday, March 16 · 7:30 PMGoitseThe Irish folk quintet Goitse, whose award-winning members include an All-Ireland champion. Their music was featured in the Apple TV series Bad Sisters.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$44.50-$54.50ESTET pickFriday, March 19Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 3Rachmaninoff’s symphony: Russian Romanticism with an American accent.Rose Auditorium At South Salem High SchoolESTET pickSaturday, March 20Rachmaninoff’s Third SymphonyRachmaninoff’s symphony and Bernstein’s violin concertoArlene Schnitzer Concert HallThursday, April 1Black Violin and Oregon SymphonyViolinist Kevin Sylvester and violist Wilner Baptiste of the duo Black Violin perform with Oregon Symphony.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickSaturday, April 3 · 7:30 PMMetropolis in ConcertThe film classic Metropolis is screened with live music by a symphony orchestra.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallTuesday, April 6 · 7:30 PMThe LimelitersThe Limeliters, a group with a history of more than 60 years, known for vocal harmonies and humor. Part of the 1960s folk scene.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$45-$65ESTET pickThursday, April 8 · 7:30 PMTodo Cambia: Vivaldi and Son Jarocho with Vijay Gupta and La MarisoulTodo Cambia: Vivaldi and son jarocho in a new light, featuring La Marisoul and violinist Vijay Gupta.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$45-$55ESTET pickSaturday, April 10Don QuixoteZlatomir Fung was born in Corvallis, two hours from Portland, and at twenty became the youngest winner in the history of the Tchaikovsky Competition.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallSaturday, April 10A Little Night Music: Mozart and BoccheriniMozart and Boccherini: Portland Baroque Orchestra closes its 2026/27 season at Sanctuary Hall at First Congregational.Sanctuary Hall at First CongregationalSunday, April 11Sibelius and Saint-SaënsA symphonic concert with conductor Salvador Brotons and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (Washington).Skyview Concert Hall · Vancouver, WAFriday, April 30 · 7:30 PMRed BaraatRed Baraat, a world music band, performs at Patricia Reser Center for the Arts.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$35-$55Saturday, May 15 · 2:00 PMCappella Romana: Music of Orthodox PentecostFor its 35th season, Cappella Romana presents Tongues of Fire, a program of music for Orthodox Pentecost.St. Mary's CathedralSaturday, May 15Mozart’s Mass in C MinorMozart and a Buddhist sutra: a concert in an elegant Portland hall.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickMonday, May 17From Jealousy to Collaboration: Greg Ewer and Zach GalatisTwo violinists play music that moves from jealousy to collaboration.Venue to be announcedSaturday, May 22Mahler’s ResurrectionMahler’s Second Symphony, “Resurrection,” performed by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra under Salvador Brotons.Skyview Concert Hall · Vancouver, WAESTET pickSunday, May 23Mahler’s ResurrectionMahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony — a vast canvas of life and death.Skyview Concert Hall, Ванкувер · Vancouver, WAESTET pickSaturday, May 29Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone™ in ConcertThe orchestra plays the score of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickSaturday, June 5Oregon Symphony: Stravinsky’s PetrushkaThe orchestra plays Stravinsky’s Petrushka and a Gershwin concerto with pianist Thibaudet.Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallESTET pickThursday, June 10Tchaikovsky: Stella Chen and the Oregon SymphonyViolinist Stella Chen and the Oregon Symphony perform works by Tchaikovsky, Scriabin and Mussorgsky.Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall