Stream the Portland Symphony Orchestra performing the music of Shostakovich & Tchaikovsky. Furtseff/Shtterstock.com
Portland Symphony Orchestra plays Shostakovich & Tchaikovsky
Available to stream on demand Wednesday through March 19. Pay what you can, $10 to $100. portlandsymphony.org
Portland Symphony Orchestra presents a lovely program featuring the timeless music of composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky. You can stream it anytime you wish through March 19. PSO Music Director Eckart Preu conducts the show featuring guest pianist Anna Shelest and PSO principal trumpet player Joseph Foley. You’ll hear Shostakovich’s virtuosic Concerto for Piano, Trumpet, & Strings No. 1, an homage to Mozart by Tchaikovsky and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer George Walker’s mesmerizing Lyric for Strings.
Kyle Morgan. Photo by Magali Charron
Kyle Morgan livestream
7 p.m. Thursday. Via Blue Facebook page; free, donations appreciated. facebook.com/portcityblue
Blue invites you to spend part of your Thursday night streaming a performance from singer-songwriter Kyle Morgan. Morgan is originally from central Pennsylvania, and he recorded his debut album there while bussing tables at an Olive Garden. He then took on the moniker Starcrossed Lovers and released two more albums. These days, he’s back to recording under his own name and calls Queens, New York, home. Hop onto Blue’s Facebook page for the live show of Americana, alt-country and retro rock tunes from Morgan.
Lettuce. Photo by Jay Sansone, Human Being Media
Lettuce livestream
8 and 10:45 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Via State Theatre, $15 single show, $25 full day, $45 four show bundle. statetheatreportland.com
You definitely don’t want to hold the lettuce when you’ve got four chances to stream shows from a fabulous funk band live from Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver, Colorado. Your living room will become funky town as Lettuce hits you with tunes that may include a sneak preview of new material from their forthcoming album, a follow-up to “Resonate” and “Vibe.” The band’s lineup includes two chaps who used to live in Maine: Nigel Hall (vocals, Hammond B3, Rhodes, clavinet and keyboards) and Ryan Zoidis (alto, baritone and tenor sax, Korg X-911).
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