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The EUROPA Ensemble returns to Music Northwest to celebrate Beethoven’s 250th Anniversary rescheduled from the pandemic of 2020. Featuring the great “Archduke” Piano Trio!

“Soul Music” with cellist Miriam Shames and pianist Jane Harty in music of Vivaldi, Couperin, Mendelssohn, Faure, Brahms, and more!

The EUROPA Ensemble and the Intermezzo Trio present music of Kodaly, Kreisler, Massenet, Dohnanyi, Wieniawski, Chopin and Brahms.

Raffle and Concert Ticket for “Masterpieces for Strings and Piano” to benefit the new Ron Marshall Fund for Music Education.

Soprano Ibidunni Ojikutu and pianist Jane Harty in a virtual recital of songs by Aaron Copland, Florence Price, Jerrell Gray, and a WORLD PREMIERE by Clement Reid with texts by 18th-century African-American poet, Phillis Wheatley. Online link to watch at your leisure.

Mara Finkelstein, cello, and Jane Harty, piano, in solo and duo music of Debussy, Shostakovich, Poulence, Martinu and more.

Featuring Aaron Copland’s “Emily Dickinson Songs,” Florence Price, Daron Hagen, and a world premiere by Clement Reid on a text by African American poet, Phillis Wheatley which was commissioned by Music Northwest. With Ibidunni Ojikutu and Jordan Wright, sopranos; and Jane Harty, piano. Online virtual recital to watch at your leisure.

Featuring Aaron Copland’s “Emily Dickinson Songs,” music by Daron Hagen, Alberto Ginastera, and the Northwest premiere of selections from “An American Mosaic” (2021) for piano by Richard Danielpour, dedicated to the heroes and victims of the Covid pandemic.

This is an art-music video, comparable to an installation you might see at the Vancouver Art Museum. It is a fund-raiser for Music Northwest. Purchase a ticket here, or go to our Donations button to pick an amount which will be credited on our Donor page. Thank you very much for your support!

10% discount available until June 15th!

Topics in Independent Studies: Piano Pedagogy II; Baroque Counterpoint and Analysis. Price quoted is for 2 of 8 Class hours. Please contact instructor.

Adult Solo Piano Workshop.

This 10-week course is designed for people who have a minimum of 5 years of piano lessons and want to expand their teaching and music business skills. Undergraduate degree in Music preferred, but not required.

Romantic Irish art songs, long hidden away in archives, in a new edition edited by Jane Harty, the grand-niece of Sir Hamilton Harty. These are gems set to Irish poets, many of them women, and Harty’s settings capture the delight in fairies, fiddlers and fishermen, the beauty of the Irish countryside and village life, the deep love and rueful humor of Irish women, and the depth of struggle and loss of Irish men. Designed for singers and pianists, the collection also includes the texts separately for those who love poetry. Contains “Five Irish Sketches” (1911), “Sea Wrack) (1901), “Lane o’ the Thrushes” (1906), “By the Bivouac’s Fitful Flame” (1912), and more; both High and Low keys.

10% discount available until June 15th!

Rarely heard Irish Romantic songs of Sir Hamilton Harty with Jane Harty, piano; Stuart Lutzenhiser, tenor; and Janeanne Houston, soprano. For international sales, please contact jane.harty@musicnorthwest.org

Celebrate Beethoven’s 250th Anniversary on his Baptism Day with his masterpiece, “An die ferne Geliebte.” Concert II in our online 2020-2021 Concert Series can be purchased with a Mini-Subscription to watch on your computer, phone or Smart TV. Jordan McClellan, soprano; Jane Harty, piano.

Take a world tour of piano gems from France, Spain, Czech, Republic, Hungary, China, and Russia. Concert I in Music Northwest’s 2020-2021 online Concert Series, available with a Mini-subscription to view on your computer, phone, or Smart TV. Jane Harty, piano.

Brilliant Russian cellist David Tonkonogui (1958-2003) in a live performance of the Britten Sonata for Cello and Piano, with pianist Jane Harty. An historic recording, made near the end of his life. For international sales, please contact jane.harty@musicnorthwest.org

Contains “Six Songs of Ireland” (1908) and “Traditional Ulster Airs” (1905); both High and Low keys.

Contains “Five Irish Poems” (1938), and “Antrim and Donegal” cycle (1926)