In accordance with federal and state guidelines to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, Oregon Symphony concerts scheduled through June 14, 2021, in Portland and Salem are canceled. Oregon Symphony plans to resume live, in-person performances in Fall 2021. View full details

In 1829, Felix Mendelssohn fled the bustling city for a retreat to the Scottish Highlands, returning rejuvenated with the ideas that would become his Symphony No. 3. Nearly two centuries later, our Creative Chair Gabriel Kahane explores the consequences of a different kind of retreat – one from the digital space – while asking questions about the nature of convenience, privacy, free will, and democracy in the era of the internet.

Program

Panufnik: Katyń Epitaph
Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 3, “Scottish”
Gabriel Kahane: The Right to Be Forgotten (Oregon Symphony commission)

Artists

Carlos Kalmar, conductor
Gabriel Kahane, vocals
Oregon Symphony

Please rest assured that we will continue to put the health and safety of our patrons first. It is possible that performance dates could change. Should this happen, we will continue to provide flexible options for ticketholders, including donations, gift certificates, refunds, and exchanges for future events. For performances that take place as scheduled, standard ticket policies will remain in effect. Read the Oregon Symphony’s Promise to Patrons

This concert is part of Classical Series C.

Tickets start at $25.