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OBF Press Room: 2002 SeasonPress Releases • Articles & Features • Reviews Press Releases None available.
Articles & Features Few could handle this solo: That's what made this Ontarian the hottest trumpet in OregonGuy Few plays even the hardest trumpet literature with ease. Education a key component of Oregon Bach Festival scheduleA look at the Discovery Series, and the teachers that make it possible. Singers in fast-rising choral group harmonize in their own wayThe professional 11-member men’s chorus Cantus is making a name for themselves by singing their own way. The Tao of Bach: Tai chi master goes with BachAl Huang’s Watercourse Way shows the path from Tai Ji to Bach. Working with voice students has Quasthoff singing life's praisesThomas Quasthoff finds fulfillment not only on the stage but as a teacher. Water musicDavid Stabler previews Tan Dun’s Water Passion among other concerts at this year’s festival. Reviews Consistency is a hallmark of Oregon Bach FestivalReview by R.M. Campbell of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oregon Bach Festival spotlight shines on younger composersReview by Tom Manoff for The Register-Guard With Quasthoff on stage, beautiful music always ensuesReview by Janos Gereben for The Register-Guard Through a Sax Darkly: A week of premieres places Oregon on the concert mapReview by Grant Menzies of Willamette Week Choral contest yields some fine examples of 'Waging Peace'Review by Janos Gereben for The Register-Guard. |
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