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WHAT’S PLAYING AROUND
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
MARCH 23�30, 2022
Inland Northwest
Chorale presents
SAGE Center concert
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B
OARDMAN — Inland North-
west Musicians will present
the Inland Northwest Chorale
under the direction of R. Lee
Friese in concert at the SAGE
Center, 101 Olson Road NE, on
Sunday, March 27, 4 p.m.
Admission is free with dona-
tions welcome.
This concert, funded by the
Morrow County Recreational
District, features a blend of folk
songs and spirituals. Selections
include a celebratory piece titled
“Come to the Music” by Joseph
Martin, accompanied by piccolo-
ist Diana Hayden of Hermiston;
“Goin’ Home” from the New World
Symphony by Anton Dvorak; a
minstrel song titled “Ching-A-
Ring-Chaw” by Aaron Copland;
“The African Trilogy” by Neil
Diamond; and the familiar “Bridge
Over Troubled Water” by Paul
Simon to be conducted by as-
sociate conductor Donald Dugan,
who is also the music teacher at
Umatilla Middle/High School.
The chorale will be accompa-
nied by Myrna VanCleave, pia-
nist and private piano instructor
from Pendleton.
The Inland Northwest Cho-
rale is the Inland Northwest
Musicians’ vocal ensemble, and
currently rehearses in Pendle-
ton. This is the Chorale’s fourth
concert of the 2021- 2022
season.
More INWM performances are
scheduled for:
• April 14: Willow Creek Sym-
phony Young Peoples Con-
cert, Hermiston Community
Center, time TBA.
• April 16: Willow Creek Sym-
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The Inland Northwest Chorale will present a concert March 27, 2022, at
Boardman’s SAGE Center, 101 Olson Road NE.
phony public concert, Ione
Community School, 4 p.m.
• May 1: Inland Northwest Or-
chestra, Condon High School,
4 p.m.
• June 12: Inland Northwest Or-
chestra and Chorale, Powder
River Pavilion at Geiser-Poll-
man Park, Baker City, 4 p.m.
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by corporate sponsors, grants,
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