Locally Sourced Sounds Reading Marathon 2.0
After the incredible response to last year’s event (53 submissions!), we’re once again calling for scores. This year, we’re calling for short works—submit your score for a chance to hear it brought to life by Fear No Music musicians on September 18.
SUBMISSION DETAILS
Instrumentation: String quartet (2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello), piano, clarinet, flute (solo works or any combination of instruments welcomed)
Length: 3 minutes max
Eligibility: Southern Washington and Oregon composers*
Deadline: Submissions open July 1 and close July 31 at 11:59 PM
*All Southern Washington and Oregon composers (past and present!) are invited to submit scores.
Please contact Rachel Modlin at RachelModlin@fearnomusic.org with any questions.
FREE CONCERT! Summer of Music by Lake Oswego Parks and Rec
July 26, 6:30 PM | Millennium Plaza Park, 200 1st St., Lake Oswego
Unplug, unwind & enjoy live music at the Sunday Concert Series in Lake Oswego! Featuring talented local musicians performing their original music, this intimate concert series is all about relaxing summer evenings, heartfelt melodies, and discovering incredible homegrown talent. Nestled in a cozy setting at Millennium Plaza Park, it’s the perfect place to sit back, relax, and soak up the sounds of the summer.
Pack your favorite snacks and drinks or grab something tasty from nearby restaurants. Outside food and beverage permitted (beer, wine, cider, seltzer).
Free concert! No tickets necessary.
Parking Locations:
Lakeview Village: First Street, Parking Garage is open to the public
Windward: First Street, underground parking garage is open to the public
City Hall: 380 A Avenue, Parking lot is open to the public
Public Parking Lot at State Street and Foothills Road near the Willamette Shore Trolley
Public Parking Lot at State Street between A and B Avenue
Fear No Music is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the performance of contemporary chamber music and mentorship for young composers.
Our programming prioritizes composers working and living in the Pacific Northwest and composers from historically marginalized communities.
Our Young Composers Project provides educational workshops for pre-college age composers locally and nationally, supporting them with mentorship from professional musicians and composers.
“socially responsive, homegrown contemporary music”
- Oregon ArtsWatch
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