Resonance Ensemble

A Grain of Sand, Revisited comes to the Alberta Rose Theatre on June 7.

Resonance Ensemble’s season finale, in collaboration with A Thousand Tongues, features historic protest songs alongside new choral works from across the Asian diaspora.

Tickets now available: resonancechoral.org

We’re grateful to share that Resonance Ensemble has been awarded a grant from the Rossotti Family Foundation—our first time receiving this support.

Grounded in a commitment to equity, education, and the power of the human voice, the Foundation supports organizations working to expand access and opportunity.

This funding strengthens the work you see on stage: commissioning new music, supporting artists, and building meaningful connections through music and community.



📸 Resonance Board Chair and composer Stacey Philipps with composer Joan Szymko at The Sound of Us, earlier this season. Both composers were featured in the program. Photo by Rachel Hadiashar:

Read more: https://www.resonancechoral.org/the-resonance-blog/2026/4/28/resonance-ensemble-awarded-rossotti-family-foundation-grant-to-advance-mission-driven-programming

It's always lovely to get shoutouts like this from The Oregonian and be in the company of so many other cool things happening this spring! (Link to full article in the comments below)

🎶 Arts Madness Feature | Oregon Symphony! 🎻

MENDELSSOHN’S SCOTTISH SYMPHONY
March 19th & 20th | 7:30 PM | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
March 20th | 7:30 PM | Smith Auditorium (Salem)
March 21st | 2 PM | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Join Oregon Symphony for a sonic wander through Scotland’s misty moors in The Hebrides Overture and Mendelssohn's picturesque Third Symphony. Portland favorite Conrad Tao then dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano Concerto.

🏀 Thanks to our Arts Madness partnership, you can get 15% off these tickets with code MADNESS15 (all caps) at checkout.

🎶 Happy listening! 🎶

🎶 Arts Madness Feature | Oregon Symphony! 🎻

NATALIE MACMASTER, DONNELL LEAHY, AND THE CELTIC ALL-STARS
Tuesday, March 17th | 7:30 PM | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

On St. Patrick’s Day, Cape Breton’s celebrated Celtic icon Natalie MacMaster and acclaimed fiddle virtuoso Donnell Leahy will trace the rich threads of Celtic musical traditions across borders. Joining them on stage will be their talented daughter Mary Frances and guests including Tim Edey, Ross Ainslie, Karen Matheson, and Enda Scahill.

🏀 Thanks to our Arts Madness partnership, you can get 15% off these tickets with code MADNESS15 (all caps) at checkout.

🎶 Happy listening! 🎶