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Portland Symphony Orchestra Announces Winter 2021 Lineup

Concerts begin tonight, February 3.

By: Feb. 03, 2021
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Portland Symphony Orchestra has announced its plans for concerts throughout winter of 2021.

The Portland Symphony Orchestra has been inspiring audiences since it made its debut almost a century ago. And while there's little chance that today's patrons will find a concert canceled because the hall's custodian went fishing (as was the case in 1924) the PSO still resonates with a refrain that echoes far beyond the borders of our city and stage. That sound is grounded in our commitment to the world-class performance of exceptional musical experiences we invite you to share.

Check out the lineup below and learn more at https://portlandsymphony.org/.

La mer

February 3 - March 5, 2021

Celebrate the New Year with Debussy's gorgeous ode to the ocean, La mer, as well as a stirring performance of Arturo Márquez's harp concerto Máscaras.

Shostakovich & Tchaikovsky

February 17, 2021 - March 19, 2021

A concert of towering works from some the greats - including Shostakovich's virtuosic Concerto for Piano, Trumpet, & Strings No. 1, a shimmering homage to Mozart by Tchaikovsky, and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer George Walker's transcendent Lyric for Strings.

POPS! concert: Satchmo: The Louis Armstrong Tribute

March 3, 2021 - April 2, 2021

Byron Stripling helms this magnificent medley honoring the great Louis Armstrong.

POPS! concert: Schooner Fare

March 17, 2021 - April 16, 2021

Renowned Portland folk band Schooner Fare revisits their iconic tunes with your PSO.

Charles Dimmick Plays Mozart

March 24, 2021 - April 23, 2021

Delight in an evening of Mozart - including PSO Concertmaster Charles Dimmick's radiant interpretation of Mozart's final violin concerto and a dazzling performance of the majestic "Haffner" symphony.



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