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Handmaid’s horror tale
The San Francisco's Opera’s "The Handmaid’s Tale"" is important — and very dark. See Angela’s review. Photo by Cory Weaver/San Francisco Opera.
Kevin Day, promising composer
See Angela’s story about Kevin Day, an artist who mixes up genres in his music. Photo by Rachel Hadiashar.
Handel charmer
Based on a myth, Handel’s “Acis Galatea and Polyphemus” charmed the audience and this critic. See Angela’s review. Photo by Owen Carey.
Fairytale opera
David Herzberg’s "The Rose Elf,"an OrpheusPDX production, was haunting and utterly original. See Angela’s review. Photo by Owen Carey.
Exquisite chamber percussion.
Sandbox Percussion plays John Luther Adams’ world premiere “Prophesies of Fire” about climate change at Chamber Music Northwest’s festival. See Angela’s review.
Joan Tower world premiere
The eminent American composer combines violin and percussion in "To Sing or Dance"at Chamber Music Northwest' concert. See Angela’s review.
Luminous, not tragic.
Oregon Bach Festival Chorus performs sought-after choral composer Eric Whitacre's intimate piece, “The Sacred Veil.” See Angela’s review.
Powerhouse organist Paul Jacobs
World-renowned Jacobs pulls out the stops at Oregon Bach Festival’s organ symphony concert. See Angela’s review.
Oregon Bach Festival is back
Britain’s John Butt leads the festival orchestra and chorus with polished soloists in “Ascension” cantatas. See Angela’s story.
Allen elected to Music Critics
The Music Critics Association elects Angela to its executive board. See the story here.