
The middle of the chain: An interview with Lawrence Dutton
The Emerson String Quartet’s longtime violist, performing at Chamber Music Northwest and the Oregon Bach Festival on its final tour, discusses the group’s history and its decision to retire.

The Emerson String Quartet’s longtime violist, performing at Chamber Music Northwest and the Oregon Bach Festival on its final tour, discusses the group’s history and its decision to retire.

An interview with the mezzo soprano, performing this weekend and next week in the first round of Chamber Music Northwest concerts.

The quartet was recently featured in November’s Dvořák Festival, presented in Oregon by Friends of Chamber Music.

As a Professor of Music at Southern Oregon University, Longshore draws students from all over the world, many of whom have embarked on distinguished careers themselves.

The Shanghai-born American composer explores and extends Chinese musical traditions.

Young, diverse string quartet succeeds through strong communication and connection

After performing at Chamber Music Northwest, Brentano Quartet’s founding violinist, Mark Steinberg, talks about commissioning new music, collaborations, multimedia concerts, and more

As the Emerson Quartet completes its Chamber Music Northwest residency, a founder talks about new music, a new music/theater project, and what great violinists really think about onstage

Emerson Quartet violinist talks about the ensemble’s origins, his novel, his original compositions, and the differences between playing first and second violin

In a break from her busy career and performances at Portland Center Stage, Mona Golabek tells the tale of her mother’s extraordinary tale

The “Irving Berlin” creator and star,Hershey Felder, talks about life, politics, the return of “Willesden Lane,” and his New Year’s Eve singalong at the Armory

The renowned ensemble’s founders discuss replacing departed members, new collaborations, and more