Oregon Symphony Orchestra present a joyous performance of Beethoven's 8th Symphony at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, conducted by Estonian conductor Kristiina Poska. Known by Beethoven himself as his "Little Symphony in F", the somewhat exploratory symphony is one in which he let his creativity run wild, creating an ebullient, playful work to rival any of his best.

The magical world of witchcraft and wizardry beckons once more! Based on the smash hit best-selling saga by British author J.K. Rowling about a boy wizard and his grand adventures, the Harry Potter film franchise perfectly visualised these sacred works and whisked cinema-goers away to a hidden world where owls deliver post, cars fly and the battle between good and evil wages ever on. Don't miss the chance to see a special live HD screening of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 with live orchestral accompaniment - a concert you siriusly can't miss...

The Oregon Symphony Orchestra bring us a program of classical masterpieces inspired by the art of dance! Taking the spotlight is Schubert's eighth symphony, the Unfinished Symphony, as well as Strauss' magnificent Der Rosenkavalier Suite. Further playfulness is brought to the program with Piazzola's South American dance-tinged Four Seasons of Buenos Aires and a brand new commission by Giancarlo Castro.

Never one to shy away from the meta, John Malkovich once again gets deep into this highly intriguing new show. Written by musician Aleksey Igudesman, Malkovich is the titular 'Music Critic', a nebulous, evil character created of some of the most savage criticism of the past few hundred years. As he spews initial reactions to some of classical music's most iconic pieces, including reductive opinions of Schuman ('a composer'), Brahms ('a giftless bastard') and Debussy ('just ugly'), he is battled by his subjects of scorn, leading to a turning of tables worthy of even the most bombastic Beethoven finales.