2026/2027 Umpqua Symphony Association Concert Series
FIVE distinguished ensembles, one fabulous venue
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Individual Concert Tickets: $35 per performance
All performances will be held at the Centerstage Theater at Umpqua Community College
DCYO students and their immediate families are admitted FREE
Take3
Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Seamlessly merging hits from pop, rock, and oldies to Americana and country, the genre-smashing vocal/instrumental trio Take lives at the intersection where art and pop culture collide. Known for their infectious onstage personalities, this threesome leaves their indelible mark on captivated crowds around the country.
Oasis Ensemble
Sunday, December 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Over the last several years, Oasis Ensemble has performed over 50 different works, including 11 premieres. They balance their programs of well-known pieces with new ones and obscure ones, including pieces composed specifically for flute, cello and piano. This concert will feature a holiday theme.
Acrobaleno Strings
Saturday, February 27, 2027 at 3:00 PM
Presenting the history of the string quartet in our concert, Acrobaleno Strings offers a diverse and entertaining collection of musical genres, including classical, classic rock, jazz standards, ragtime, tangos, and Irish tunes, along with movie, TV, and stage songs.
LP and the Vinyl
Sunday, April 4, 2027 at 3:00 PM
Renowned jazz, blues and gospel singer Leonard Patton teamed up with the critically acclaimed Danny Green Trio to form LP and the Vinyl. The band's influences include jazz, R&B, and rock, to '80s and '90s hits, Brazilian music, and classical music. Blending these sounds together, the group has created a unique and personal approach to music-making that leaves audiences energized and craving more.
Thunder Egg Consort
Saturday, May 15, 2027 at 3:00 PM
"The Thunder Egg Consort is a small band of Oregon Super Stars! Not only do they play brilliantly, but they communicate their love of music to the audience more effectively than just about any group I know."
--Alice Hardesty, Bacho Press