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Cellist and composer Zoë Keating is a one-woman orchestra. She uses a cello and a foot-controlled laptop to record layer upon layer of cello, creating intricate, haunting and compelling music. Zoë is known for both her use of technology - which she uses to sample her cello onstage - and for her DIY approach, releasing her music online without the help of a record label.

MAGELLANICA by E.M. Lewis. Directed by Dámaso Rodríguez. In 1986, scientists and engineers from around the world converge at the South Pole Research Station to figure out, among other things, if there really is a hole in the sky. In the darkest, coldest, most dangerous place on Earth, eight imperfect souls are trapped together. Utterly isolated from the outside world for eight and a half months, this research team must face life or death challenges, their own inner demons and depend upon each other for survival.

Blending their classical training with an eclectic taste in musical styles, PROJECT Trio offers concerts that combine the virtuosity of world-class artists with the energy of rock stars. Using social media to broaden their reach beyond the concert stage and classroom, the Trio has its own YouTube channel, which has over 80 million views and 96,000 subscribers, making PROJECT Trio one of the most watched instrumental ensembles on the internet. Young musicians from Metropolitan Youth Symphony joined Project Trio on stage for this not-to-be-missed concert.

Youth Roving Reporter Emma Clark interviewed Salvador Brotons, conductor of The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

Renowned conductor and pianist Jeffrey Kahane joins forces with Austin's Miró Quartet to perform Dvořák’s "Piano Quintet in A Major" after the Quartet tackles Dvořák’s "Cypresses and Schumann’s Quartet in A Minor" on their own.

Portland Youth Philharmonic presented the title oratorio by Richard Einhorn in conjunction with Carl Dreyer’s iconic 1928 silent film, The Passion of Joan of Arc. The event takes place in collaboration with Northwest Film Center, as part of their 34th Reel Music Festival. Voices of Light includes live performances by Camerata PYP, In Mulieribus, three Portland State University choirs, as well as celebrated vocal soloists Catherine van der Salm, Hannah Penn, Brian Tierney, and Anton Belov.

Portland’s Inaugural South Asian American Arts Festival is an all-ages, multi-cultural celebration that showcases and highlights South Asian arts and artists living and working in America. Poets, musicians, storytellers, dancers, and multimedia artists present performances, demonstrations, and workshops. The Festival also hosts community conversations and panel discussions on topics of social justice, the immigrant life, cross-cultural community and friendship, and youth initiatives.

Tesla: Light, Sound, Color brings lightning to the stage with live physics demonstrations, digital animation, an original string and electronic musical score, and contemporary choreography.

Project Prelude is a student-run nonprofit organization that aims to expand the accessibility of music education by connecting high school musicians with students from economically disadvantaged schools through free music lessons. Currently, we run after-school group lesson programs at three different schools in the Portland area, teaching flute and violin to more than 140 fourth and fifth students. Our classes are completely free, and we provide instruments and supplies for our students. We also run a private lesson program, in which our students have the opportunity to take free private lessons from experienced musicians.

PHAME is a fine and performing arts academy serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer three ten-week terms of arts-based classes each year, as well as many performance opportunities. Taught by talented arts education professionals, our classes include visual art, acting, choir, dance, musical theatre and many more.