Multnomah County Central Library
(801 SW 10th Ave)
U.S. Bank room
Free and open to the public.
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Chorus Master and Assistant Conductor Robert Ainsley for an exploration of the music and history behind Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, complete with musical highlights.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave.
An insider’s look at The Turn of the Screw explores its relevance beyond the stage. A local panel of experts—from psychoanalysts to professors of literature—will join Alexis Hamilton, Manager of Education and Outreach, to debate and discuss The Turn of the Screw.
Free and open to the public.
Tune in for John Pitman’s in-depth preview of Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, featuring musical highlights and commentary from General Director Christopher Mattaliano.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Multnomah County Central Library, 801 SW 10th Ave.
Free and open to the public.
Join Rob Ainsley, Chorus Master, the Portland Opera Studio Artists for a lively, 50-minute sneak peak of Britten's The Turn of the Screw.
Multnomah County Central Library
(801 SW 10th Ave)
U.S. Bank room
Free and open to the public.
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Chorus Master and Assistant Conductor Robert Ainsley, and the Portland Opera Studio Artists, for an exploration of the music and history behind this season’s Portland Opera Studio Artist production—Cavalli’s La Calisto. The program includes musical highlights from the Studio Artists.
89.9 All Classical
Join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for his always interesting preview of the Met’s weekly broadcast. This Saturday it’s Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave.
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of vocal chamber music. The spotlight will shine on baritone José Rubio and bass Jonathan Kimple in the third Portland Opera Studio Artists Recital of the season. The recital features the songs of Mozart, Beethoven, Fauré, Hahn, Chausson, Duparc, Brahms, Tosti and Rachmaninoff.
Studio Artists Recitals have proven very popular, with the first two turning into standing-room-only events.
Suggested donation: $10 to support the Portland Opera Studio Artists Program.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave.
An insider’s look at La Calisto explores its relevance beyond the stage. A local panel of experts—from psychoanalysts to professors of literature—will join Alexis Hamilton, Manager of Education and Outreach, to debate and discuss La Calisto.
Free and open to the public.
Multnomah County Central Library
(801 SW 10th Ave)
U.S. Bank room
Free and open to the public.
Bring your lunch and enjoy an open-format opera Master Class presented by Alexis Hamilton, Portland Opera’s Manager of Education and Outreach. The audience will gain unique insight into the skill and technique required for opera singing. Portland Opera’s Principal Accompanist Thomas Webb will play piano.
Multnomah County Central Library, 801 SW 10th Ave.
Free and open to the public.
Join Rob Ainsley, Chorus Master, and the Portland Opera Studio Artists for a lively, 50-minute sneak peak of Cavalli's La Calisto.
Portland Opera To Go, the touring arm of Portland Opera's education and outreach department, presents their 50-minute, English version of Cinderella.
Free Public Performance
Portland Center for the Performing Arts (PCPA, 1111 SW Broadway) in the lobby Rotunda.
All Classical 89.9 fm, www.allclassical.org
Usually enjoyed the first Saturday of every month just prior to the Met radio broadcast, this month Mr. Mattaliano's popular show will be heard one week later. This schedule change is for a very good reason. This coming weekend All Classical 89.9 fm will be in the middle of their fundraising drive. You'll enjoy Mr. Mattaliano on the air helping them with that important business and we hope you'll also recognize the station's impressive record in promoting Opera in this region and consider helping them as well!
Portland Opera To Go, the touring arm of Portland Opera's education and outreach department, presents their 50-minute, English version of Cinderella in the Portland Opera Studio Theater, 211 SE Caruthers St. $5 for children under 12, $10 for adults, $20 per family of four. For tickets, please call 503-241-1802.
Portland Opera To Go, the touring arm of Portland Opera's education and outreach department, presents their 50-minute, English version of Cinderella in the Portland Opera Studio Theater, 211 SE Caruthers St. $5 for children under 12, $10 for adults, $20 per family of four. For tickets, please call 503-241-1802.
Portland Opera To Go, the touring arm of Portland Opera's education and outreach department, presents their 50-minute, English version of Cinderella in the Portland Opera Studio Theater, 211 SE Caruthers St. $5 for children under 12, $10 for adults, $20 per family of four. For tickets, please call 503-241-1802.
Portland Opera To Go, the touring arm of Portland Opera's education and outreach department, presents their 50-minute, English version of Cinderella in the Portland Opera Studio Theater, 211 SE Caruthers St. $5 for children under 12, $10 for adults, $20 per family of four. For tickets, please call 503-241-1802.
Multnomah County Central Library
(801 SW 10th Ave)
U.S. Bank room
Free and open to the public.
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Assistant Conductor and Chorus Master Rob Ainsley and his talented band of Studio Artists for insights and musical highlights from Verdi’s masterpiece.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave.
An insider’s look at Rigoletto explores its relevance beyond the stage. A local panel of experts—from psychoanalysts to professors of literature—will join Alexis Hamilton, Manager of Education and Outreach, to debate and discuss Rigoletto.
Free and open to the public.
Tune in for John Pitman’s in-depth preview of Verdi’s Rigoletto, featuring musical highlights and commentary from General Director Christopher Mattaliano.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Multnomah County Central Library, 801 SW 10th Ave.
Free and open to the public.
Join Rob Ainsley, Chorus Master, and the Portland Opera Studio Artists for a lively, 50-minute sneak peak of Verdi's Rigoletto.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave.
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of vocal chamber music. The spotlight will shine on tenor Brendan Tuohy in the final Portland Opera Studio Artists Recital of the season.
Donations welcome.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear Portland Opera's performance of La Traviata from the 2008/09 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear Portland Opera's performance of Fidelio from the 2008/09 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear Portland Opera's performance of The Turn of the Screw from the 2008/09 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear Portland Opera's performance of La Calisto from the 2008/09 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear Portland Opera's performance of Rigoletto from the 2008/09 season.
Get extra tickets for friends and family! Every available seat is yours for the asking, before going on sale to the general public. Plus, you get your special subscriber savings on these extra tickets!
Call our Box Office at 503-241-1802, mention you're a subscriber and they'll provide you with the special subscription savings on all additional, regular tickets.
Multnomah County Central Library
801 SW 10th Ave.
Free
Do You Fear and Loathe 20th Century Music?
The August topic is presented by Portland Opera’s Manager of Education and Outreach, Alexis Hamilton.
Bring your lunch and see what all the hype is about!
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear a performance of La Bohème, which is a part of the 2009/10 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear a performance of Così fan tutte, which is a part of the 2009/10 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear a performance of Trouble in Tahiti, which is a part of the 2009/10 season.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear performances of Il ballo delle ingrate and Il combattimento di Trancredi e Clorinda, which are a part of the 2009/10 season.
Oregon Ballet Theatre
818 SE 6th Ave, Portland
3pm
At 3pm, join POSA artists Jose Rubio and Daryl Freedman, along with chorus master Robert Ainsley, performing arias from the upcoming 2009/10 season. It's FREE and the daylong festival celebrating Portland’s vibrant performing arts scene is from 11am-6pm.
Multnomah County Library
801 SW 10th Ave
US Bank room
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Assistant Conductor and Chorus Master Robert Ainsley, and the talented Studio Artists, for insights and musical highlights from Puccini’s masterpiece La Bohème.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in to hear a performance of The Barber of Seville, which is a part of the 2009/10 season.
Sherman Clay
131 NW 13th Ave
Destination Opera: from Music to Psyche brings Alexis Hamilton, Manager of Education and Outreach, together with guest speaker Barbara Drinka from the Oregon Psychoanalytic Institute to provide you a unique perspective on our upcoming production of La Bohème.
Scottish Rite Center,
709 SW 15th Ave
Portland Opera is pleased to announce AN EVENING WITH THE STARS OF LA BOHÈME, a concert of popular opera arias and ensembles performed by the stars of Portland Opera’s season opener, Puccini’s La Bohème.
Tickets are $50 and can only be purchased through the Portland Opera box office.
Whitsell Auditorium
1219 SW Park Ave
A new Opera Film Series-the result of a new partnership between the Opera and the NW Film Center-will feature a special film prior to each opera of the 2009/10 season. Each of these movies will add additional perspective on the opera. For La Bohème, it's the 1937 classic film, Pépé Le Moko.
Tickets are $9 and can be purschased online throug the NW Film Center.
All Classical 89.9 FM
Tune in for an in-depth preview of La Bohème.
Multnomah County Central Library
801 S.W. 10th Avenue
Enjoy a lively, 50-minutes sneak peek of La Bohème.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of La Bohème.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of La Bohème, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of La Bohème.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of La Bohème, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of La Bohème.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of La Bohème, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
801 SW 10th Ave
US Bank room
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Assistant Conductor and Chorus Master Robert Ainsley and the talented Studio Artists, for insights and musical highlights about all things art song.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of La Bohème.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of La Bohème, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave
suggested $10 donation
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of vocal chamber music when the spotlight shines on mezzo soprano Daryl Freedman in the first Portland Opera Studio Artists Recital of the 2009/10 season. These Studio Artists Recitals have proven very popular, turning into standing-room-only events. The intimate nature of the recitals allows the audience an opportunity to experience the close relationship between composer, singer and accompanist.
1512 SW Morrison St
$10, free for Portland Opera Guild members
doors open at 12pm
Come hear the Portland Opera Studio Artists, and many other young opera singers, compete for a spot to advance to the MONC NW Regional Finals. See if you can pick the winners and agree with the judges!
Whitsell Auditorium
1219 SW Park Ave
Phillip Glass's Orphée is far more than just inspired by Jean Cocteau's film Orpheus--it's nearly a verbatim take on the classic film. Now you can enjoy the Cocteau film AND Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast through a new partnership with Northwest Film Center.
Tickets are $8 and can be purchased online through the NW Film Center.
Sherman Clay
131 NW 13th Ave
Destination Opera: from Music to Psyche brings Alexis Hamilton, Manager of Education and Outreach, together with guest speaker Nancy Winters from the Oregon Psychoanalytic Institute to provide you a unique perspective on our upcoming production of Orphée.
Multnomah County Central Library
801 S.W. 10th Avenue
Join Chorus Master Robert Ainsley and some of the Portland Opera Studio Artists to enjoy a lively, 50-minutes sneak peek of Orphée.
Whitsell Auditorium
1219 SW Park Ave
tickets: NW Film Center
One of the most influential composers of our time, Philip Glass is widely credited with bringing art music to the masses. This film explores his creative process in opera, concert, and film (Errol Morris, Woody Allen, and Martin Scorsese are among the interviewees), and offers a uniquely intimate view of an inquisitive and deeply spiritual man.
Presented by Portland Opera and NW Film Center.
Portland Art Museum | Kridel Ballroom
1219 SW Park Ave
tickets: 503-241-1802
$25 general
The evening will feature film clips, live piano selections, and lively discussion. Glass’ unique sense of curiosity, exploration, and risk-taking promises to expand our perspective on his work, being an artist, and on the nature of creative inquiry. Co-presented by Portland Opera, PICA and the NW Film Center.
Meet Philip Glass at a post event reception. Tickets $75 at 503-241-1802 or nwfilm.org.
All Classical 89.9 fm
Tune in for an interview with Orphée composer Philip Glass!
801 SW 10th Ave
US Bank room
Bring your lunch and join Portland Opera Assistant Conductor and Chorus Master Robert Ainsley and the talented Studio Artists, for insights and musical highlights about Philip Glass' Orphée.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of Orphée.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of Orphée, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of Orphée.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of Orphée, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Sherman Clay Pianos
131 NW 13th Ave
suggested $10 donation
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of art-song, including some of the most beloved songs of all time, and Richard Strauss's monumental 'Four Last Songs', when the spotlight shines on soprano Jennifer Forni in the second Portland Opera Studio Artists Recital of the 2009/10 season. These Studio Artist Recitals have proven very popular, turning into standing-room-only events.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of Orphée.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of Orphée, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
Keller Auditorium
First Balcony Level
Enjoy an informative music and history talk with musicologist Bob Kingston prior to each performance of Orphée.
Keller Auditorium
Orchestra Level
After each performance of Orphée, join General Director Christopher Mattaliano for a Q&A session about the performance. Guests include performers, conductors and directors.
801 SW 10th Ave
US Bank room
Bring your lunch and be ready for a treat! Join Portland Opera’s entertaining Manager of Education and Outreach, Alexis Hamilton. As an opera singer, dedicated arts administrator and dynamic speaker, whatever she shows up with is guaranteed to inform and delight.
With the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts returning to the air, Chris' monthly show ramps back up for the season. This Saturday, Chris discusses Puccini's Il Trittico, which airs immediately following his show. Tune in for musical excerpts, a lively discussion about the opera, and Chris's interesting perspective on this opera and opera in general.