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Oregon Composers Forum
in 2 hours in 14 minutes
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Cinema Studies Presents: 'Filmmaking Masterclass with Alexi Pappas and Laura Wagner'
in 22 hours in 44 minutes
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Postcards: A DMA Trumpet Recital
Apr. 22
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THEME Lecture: Sounding Out Feminism in Whisperpop
Apr. 24
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Oregon Wind Ensemble
Apr. 24
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UO Symphony Orchestra
Apr. 25
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UO Symphony Orchestra presents “Fate and Freedom”
Apr. 25
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Anne Ferguson's Junior Recital
Apr. 26
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Guest Artist Recital: Beo Quartet
Apr. 26
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Anne Ferguson's Junior Recital
Apr. 26
UO Opera: La Vida Breve
Orchestra
2-15-2026 3:00 pm
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4:00 pm
(America/Los_Angeles)
(1 hour)
La Vida Breve was Manuel de Falla~s first big opera, and his first attempt to commit to an authentic Spanish sound. This opera follows the intense suffering and discrimination against the Gitanos or Roma people of Southern Spain, in particularly of a young girl who is taken advantage of by a wealthy non-gitano. La Vida Breve, literally ~The Short Life~, presents the hopelessness of the main character and her people. A work full of intense feelings, glorious singing, stirring orchestral music and dance, it is not to be missed. Come early for a free pre-opera talk at 2:00 PM in Frohnmayer Music Building, Room 163.