OMF 2020 Concert Season
From March to December
The season will be announced/posted October 30
From March to December
The season will be announced/posted October 30
PHOTOS FROM THE FESTIVAL'S SUMMER EDITION
Maltese star pianist Charlene Farrugia rehearses with
the Academy Orchestra, Travis Hatton, conductor
the Academy Orchestra, Travis Hatton, conductor
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Orpheus Academy Orchestra in rehearsal
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ORPHEUS ACADEMY ORCHESTRA
in rehearsal June 29, 2019 Travis Hatton, conductor |
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About the Season
T h i s S e a s o n
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Highlights: Summer Edition 2019
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DISCOVERY SERIES 2019
explores the works of two contemporary composers:
Peteris Vasks and Sofia Gubaidulina
explores the works of two contemporary composers:
Peteris Vasks and Sofia Gubaidulina
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ORPHEUS ACADEMY
will be in session June 21 - July 11.
Now accepting applications!
The academy will offer concerts, orchestral training and masterclasses.
OMF 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW
Over 250 musicians performed for close to 16,000 audience members during the month-long festival: some 40 soloists, conductors, dancers and choreographers; three orchestras, a chorus, and four chamber music ensembles took part. They came from Brazil, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, Austria, Iceland, Serbia, Korea, Czech Republic, Canada as well as from around the U.S., and performed repertoire that ranged from Haydn and Shostakovich to Oregon premieres of contemporary works by Missy Mazzoli, Peteris Vasks and Steve Reich. The festival was an hommage to Swiss patron and conductor Paul Sacher.
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