Hillsboro Chamber Strings
Hillsboro Camerata
MYSfits
Jazz Ensemble
Jazz All-Stars
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Beginning Strings: Lincoln Street
Beginning Strings: MLK
Hilllsboro Interlude Strings
Concert Orchestra
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
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Hillsboro Chamber Strings
Hillsboro Camerata
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
MYSfits
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Jazz Ensemble
Jazz All-Stars
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MYSfits
A Far Cry
Jazz Ensemble
Jazz All-Stars
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Hilllsboro Overture Strings
Hillsboro Interlude Strings
Hillsboro Chamber Strings
Hillsboro Camerata
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Join Metropolitan Youth Symphony for a special Community Concert, featuring the following MYS ensembles:
Portland Overture Strings
Hillsboro Overture Strings
Hillsboro Interlude Strings
Interlude Orchestra
Portland Chamber Strings
Concert Orchestra
Tickets are also available on the Portland’5 website or in person at the Schnitzer Box Office which opens at 2 hours before the concert.
From turmoil to triumph, Beethoven’s final symphony breaks the mold and sings of universal fraternity. It’s not just the shoulders we stand on: it’s the future we reach for.
Interlude Orchestra opens the concert.
Tickets are also available on the Portland’5 website or in person at the Schnitzer Box Office which opens at 2 hours before the concert.
Tchaikovsky turns the gaze inward, crafting a symphony that is raw, emotional, and deeply human. This is the giant’s burden: to feel deeply, and to express the inexpressible.
Repertoire:
Sinfonietta Orchestra opens the concert.
Tickets are available on the Portland’5 website or in person at the Newmark Box Office on the day of the concert.
Brahms steps into Beethoven’s shadow and transforms reverence into bold personal voice. This concert celebrates the weight and the fire passed from one genius to another.
Repertoire:
Written for flute and orchestra by award-winning composer, conductor, trumpet player, and MYS faculty member Giancarlo Castro D’Addona and performed by award-winning soloist, orchestral flutist, and MYS conductor Adam Eccleston. Eccleston also commissioned this work, made possible by an Arts3C grant from The Regional Arts and Culture Council.
Concert Orchestra opens the concert.
Tickets are available on the on the Portland’5 website or in person on the day of the concert at the Schnitzer Box Office which opens 2 hrs before the show.
