Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

The University Club of Portland is where connection comes naturally, grounded in a vision that welcomes camaraderie, curiosity, and the voices shaping tomorrow. As a member-owned community, we cherish authentic friendships, enriching experiences, a proud heritage, warm hospitality, and a living legacy. Guided by our four pillars - Community, Culture, Cuisine, and Discovery - we create a place to belong, to be inspired, and to share in the moments that make life meaningful.

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Anthea performs the Brahms Double Concerto with Jason Duckles on cello. Portland Jewish Orchestra.

Anthea’s solo show based on her forthcoming memoir, CRESCENDO. Weaving together music and stories from her book, and performing on the violin that was stolen on a fast train in Germany, she delights with tales both tragic and funny.

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Welcome to Neskowin Chamber Music. We are happy to bring you another season of wonderful chamber music on the beautiful Oregon coast. We are presenting a diverse group of performers.
This established Chamber Music series is generously funded by individuals who value high quality music in their community. Each concert ticket represents a minimal contribution to the overall expenses of every concert, which costs approximately $10,000 for each performance. Without these donations from generous Oregonians who sponsor levels of support, this series would not exist. Not only are you, our patrons, enriched by enjoying these world class musicians, but our local school children benefit as well. Each musical group spends time at a local coastal school to energize and communicate the value of music. Neskowin Chamber Music is a 501(c)3 Donations are tax deductible.​
We hope you will enjoy this season as much as we enjoy bringing it to you. Please tell your friends about this wonderful opportunity to hear great music.

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Shostakovich & Rachmaninoff

Overview

Strife and battle erupt in Shostakovich’s musical portrayal of the precursor to the Russian Revolution in his Symphony No. 11, “The Year 1905”. Superstar pianist Marc-André Hamelin joins the Symphony in Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, an exhilarating joyride of keyboard pyrotechnics, melodic passion, and humor. Plus, hear South Korean composer Donghoon Shin’s Kafka’s Dream, inspired by a colorfully surreal story by Jorge Luis Borges.

The Thunder Egg Consort is a world-class, Oregon-based piano quartet (violin, viola, cello, piano) of acclaimed musicians who blend classical mastery with Americana, jazz, and folk, named after Oregon's state rock. Composed of soloists with careers at places like Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonic, they offer dynamic performances, performing traditional chamber music alongside diverse styles, bringing high-caliber music education and performances to the Northwest community. 

The Thunder Egg Consort is a world-class, Oregon-based piano quartet (violin, viola, cello, piano) of acclaimed musicians who blend classical mastery with Americana, jazz, and folk, named after Oregon's state rock. Composed of soloists with careers at places like Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonic, they offer dynamic performances, performing traditional chamber music alongside diverse styles, bringing high-caliber music education and performances to the Northwest community. 

The Thunder Egg Consort is a world-class, Oregon-based piano quartet (violin, viola, cello, piano) of acclaimed musicians who blend classical mastery with Americana, jazz, and folk, named after Oregon's state rock. Composed of soloists with careers at places like Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonic, they offer dynamic performances, performing traditional chamber music alongside diverse styles, bringing high-caliber music education and performances to the Northwest community. 

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Shostakovich & Rachmaninoff

Romance & Devotion with the Oregon Symphony

Overview

Immerse yourself in a concert fueled by lovers and romance for Valentine’s Day, brought to us by Berlioz via his Overture to Béatrice et Bénédict and Tchaikovsky in his lavish Romeo and Juliet Overture-Fantasy. Two equally celebrated lovers, Pelléas et Mélisande, appear in the suite from Fauré’s exquisite incidental music. For a break from all that amour, the program features Dvořák’s captivating Violin Concerto with soloist Karen Gomyo.

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

The Thunder Egg Consort is a world-class, Oregon-based piano quartet (violin, viola, cello, piano) of acclaimed musicians who blend classical mastery with Americana, jazz, and folk, named after Oregon's state rock. Composed of soloists with careers at places like Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonic, they offer dynamic performances, performing traditional chamber music alongside diverse styles, bringing high-caliber music education and performances to the Northwest community. 

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

In a landmark partnership, Fear No Music Ensemble, Chatter PDX, the Delgani Quartet, and Portland Fruit Tree Project announce a call for community contributions in support of their bold new project: A Year of Trees.

The project will bring together composers, poets, musicians, and environmental experts from the PNW for the world premiere of 12 new works for string quartet by Portland-based artists—kicking off a year of performance-activation events around the country.

The commissioned composers are Kenji Bunch, William Campbell, Ryan Francis, Cynthia Gerdes, Darrell Grant, Nancy Ives, Stephen Lewis, Lisa Neher, Kimberly R. Osberg, Judy A. Rose, James T. Shields, and Bora Yoon.

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

The Thunder Egg Consort is a world-class, Oregon-based piano quartet (violin, viola, cello, piano) of acclaimed musicians who blend classical mastery with Americana, jazz, and folk, named after Oregon's state rock. Composed of soloists with careers at places like Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, and the Berlin Philharmonic, they offer dynamic performances, performing traditional chamber music alongside diverse styles, bringing high-caliber music education and performances to the Northwest community. 

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon