Anthea returns to Charleston to play with the Charleston Chamber Music Society

Delgani’s season finale, Far From Home, explores displacement and the hardships and inspirations it can bring. Didgeridoo master and audience favorite Stephen Kent returns to perform Peter Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No. 16, which reflects on the plight of Afghan refugees in Australia and the harsh conditions they endured. Dvořák’s American Quartet, written during his time abroad, is a joyful celebration of the Czech composer’s deep love for America and its folk music. The program opens with premieres from our call-for-scores.

Delgani’s season finale, Far From Home, explores displacement and the hardships and inspirations it can bring. Didgeridoo master and audience favorite Stephen Kent returns to perform Peter Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No. 16, which reflects on the plight of Afghan refugees in Australia and the harsh conditions they endured. Dvořák’s American Quartet, written during his time abroad, is a joyful celebration of the Czech composer’s deep love for America and its folk music. The program opens with premieres from our call-for-scores.

Delgani’s season finale, Far From Home, explores displacement and the hardships and inspirations it can bring. Didgeridoo master and audience favorite Stephen Kent returns to perform Peter Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No. 16, which reflects on the plight of Afghan refugees in Australia and the harsh conditions they endured. Dvořák’s American Quartet, written during his time abroad, is a joyful celebration of the Czech composer’s deep love for America and its folk music. The program opens with premieres from our call-for-scores.

Delgani’s season finale, Far From Home, explores displacement and the hardships and inspirations it can bring. Didgeridoo master and audience favorite Stephen Kent returns to perform Peter Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No. 16, which reflects on the plight of Afghan refugees in Australia and the harsh conditions they endured. Dvořák’s American Quartet, written during his time abroad, is a joyful celebration of the Czech composer’s deep love for America and its folk music. The program opens with premieres from our call-for-scores.

Delgani’s season finale, Far From Home, explores displacement and the hardships and inspirations it can bring. Didgeridoo master and audience favorite Stephen Kent returns to perform Peter Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No. 16, which reflects on the plight of Afghan refugees in Australia and the harsh conditions they endured. Dvořák’s American Quartet, written during his time abroad, is a joyful celebration of the Czech composer’s deep love for America and its folk music. The program opens with premieres from our call-for-scores.

Copland & Rachmaninoff

Fasten your seatbelt as Alessio Bax tackles Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3, a creation of massive power and drive and one of the hardest-to-master works in the repertoire. After its premiere in New York City, a critic wrote that “its great length and extreme difficulties bar it from performances by any but pianists of exceptional technical powers.” Its quiet start leads into an astonishing unleashing of notes and hurtles to a riveting conclusion. Copland’s Third Symphony also was first presented in the U.S. Its spirit is undeniably “American”—vital, optimistic, and big-hearted—triumphantly exclaimed in the finale’s stirring “Fanfare for the Common Man.”

Thunder Egg Consort at Mirabella (Portland)

Anthea Kreston (violin), Kenji Bunch (viola), Jason Duckles (cello) and Monica Ohuchi (piano) team up to play some of the great piano quartet repertoire as well as music by living composers.

Thunder Egg Consort at Mirabella (Portland)

Anthea Kreston (violin), Kenji Bunch (viola), Jason Duckles (cello) and Monica Ohuchi (piano) team up to play some of the great piano quartet repertoire as well as music by living composers.

Thunder Egg Consort at Mirabella (Portland)

Anthea Kreston (violin), Kenji Bunch (viola), Jason Duckles (cello) and Monica Ohuchi (piano) team up to play some of the great piano quartet repertoire as well as music by living composers.

Delgani’s opens its 12th season with a celebration of American voices in music, spanning culture, time, and place. The first half features the evocative and otherworldly “Journey of the Horizontal People” by Diné composer Raven Chacon, alongside music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and Philip Glass. The program concludes with Amy Beach’s Piano Quintet, a masterpiece of American Romanticism, featuring pianist Maria Garcia.

Salem – September 24 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – September 25 @ 7 pm
Portland – September 26 @ 7 pm
Eugene – September 27 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – September 28 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani’s opens its 12th season with a celebration of American voices in music, spanning culture, time, and place. The first half features the evocative and otherworldly “Journey of the Horizontal People” by Diné composer Raven Chacon, alongside music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and Philip Glass. The program concludes with Amy Beach’s Piano Quintet, a masterpiece of American Romanticism, featuring pianist Maria Garcia.

Salem – September 24 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – September 25 @ 7 pm
Portland – September 26 @ 7 pm
Eugene – September 27 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – September 28 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani’s opens its 12th season with a celebration of American voices in music, spanning culture, time, and place. The first half features the evocative and otherworldly “Journey of the Horizontal People” by Diné composer Raven Chacon, alongside music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and Philip Glass. The program concludes with Amy Beach’s Piano Quintet, a masterpiece of American Romanticism, featuring pianist Maria Garcia.

Salem – September 24 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – September 25 @ 7 pm
Portland – September 26 @ 7 pm
Eugene – September 27 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – September 28 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani’s opens its 12th season with a celebration of American voices in music, spanning culture, time, and place. The first half features the evocative and otherworldly “Journey of the Horizontal People” by Diné composer Raven Chacon, alongside music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and Philip Glass. The program concludes with Amy Beach’s Piano Quintet, a masterpiece of American Romanticism, featuring pianist Maria Garcia.

Salem – September 24 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – September 25 @ 7 pm
Portland – September 26 @ 7 pm
Eugene – September 27 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – September 28 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani’s opens its 12th season with a celebration of American voices in music, spanning culture, time, and place. The first half features the evocative and otherworldly “Journey of the Horizontal People” by Diné composer Raven Chacon, alongside music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson and Philip Glass. The program concludes with Amy Beach’s Piano Quintet, a masterpiece of American Romanticism, featuring pianist Maria Garcia.

Salem – September 24 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – September 25 @ 7 pm
Portland – September 26 @ 7 pm
Eugene – September 27 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – September 28 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani teams up with Laura Rebolloso, acclaimed singer and leona player, to celebrate the music of Mexico. In unique arrangements for string quartet, Delgani performs Rebolloso’s original compositions and showcases the traditional Son Jarocho of her native Veracruz. The program also features music by Silvestre Revueltas, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz, in a layered exploration of Mexico’s diverse heritage.

Salem – October 22 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – October 23 @ 7 pm
Portland – October 24 @ 7 pm
Eugene – October 25 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – October 26 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Anthea’s solo show based on her forthcoming memoir, CRESCENDO. Weaving together music and stories from her book, and performing on the violin that was stolen on a fast train in Germany, she delights with tales both tragic and funny.

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani presents a winter program of dark textures and radiant light. Tomáš Svoboda’s 12th Quartet, composed in Portland and recorded by Delgani, opens the program alongside Shostakovich’s coiled and kinetic 7th Quartet. The program concludes with the warm sonorities of Brahms’s String Sextet No. 1, featuring violist Charles Noble and cellist Pansy Chang of the Oregon Symphony.

Salem – February 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – February 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – February 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – February 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – February 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani previews new quartets, each inspired by a different species of tree, in collaboration with composer Kimberly Osberg’s 2027 commissioning project: Year of Trees. The new works are framed by Dvorak’s “In Deepest Forest Glade” and his lush and vigorous Quartet No. 13, highlighting springtime growth and rejuvenation.

Salem – March 4 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – March 5 @ 7 pm
Portland – March 6 @ 7 pm
Eugene – March 7 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – March 8 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Crescendo is released by Paul Dry Publishing - Available now on Amazon

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)

Delgani closes the season with the music of Beethoven, who left behind an unparalleled legacy for string quartet upon his death 200 years ago. Three contrasting quartets form the program: the lyrical Op. 18/3, the radical Op. 95 “Serioso,” and the jubilant Op. 59/3, offering a journey through Beethoven’s transformative and immortal voice.

Salem – May 6 @ 7 pm
Corvallis – May 7 @ 7 pm
Portland – May 8 @ 7 pm
Eugene – May 9 @ 3 pm (also virtual)
Eugene – May 10 @ 7 pm (also virtual)