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Linfield Lively Arts Concert Series

Welcoming world-class artists and ensembles to Linfield University

The Linfield Lively Arts Concert Series features guest artists in concerts and outreach programs including masterclasses, open rehearsals and “Meet the Musician” events with students and local audiences. 

An ongoing collaboration with Friends of Chamber Music (FOCM), a Portland-based chamber music series, brings world-class artists and ensembles to campus for performances and engagement with students. 

FOCM, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to presenting the highest quality chamber ensembles in concert and provides educational outreach to further chamber music in the community. It is the longest non-interrupted chamber music series in Oregon and the sixth longest-running in the country.

2022-23 featured artists

  • Benjamin Appl

    Baritone Benjamin Appl is celebrated by audiences and critics alike. Appl joins us for our spring 2023 performance in VBMC Delkin Recital Hall on Tuesday, May 2, 2023, 7 p.m.

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  • Heath Quartet

    In collaboration with Friends of Chamber Music, the Linfield Lively Arts Concert Series welcomes Heath Quartet, the contemporary British chamber ensemble on Oct. 19, 2022.

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  • Zingaresca Ensemble

    Professor Anton Belov joins the Zingaresca Ensemble for a faculty recital on Sept 21, 2022. Zingaresca blends the sophistication of classical music with the fiery vitality of folk musical expression.

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  • Flamenco Pacifico

    Flamenco Pacifico, a dynamic group of flamenco musicians and dancers based out of Oregon, performs at Linfield on Sept. 10, 2022. The group seeks to present flamenco as a cultural event and an art form that invites creative innovation.

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