2026-27 | 35th Season
Locally Sourced Sounds Marathon: 2.0
Tickets now on sale!
Following the tremendous success of our last season's inaugural Reading Session Marathon, we return this year with a new installment– a collection of new miniatures for small chamber ensemble, written by composers from our community– many of whom will be in attendance.
Composers include: Paul Safar, Lex Kornelis, Lisa Neher, Tao Li, Daniel Gall, Theresa Koon, Lisa Ann Marsh, Lukas Klotz, Priscilla Lane, I'lana Cotton, Dianne Davies, Liz Nedela, Barbara Ulman, Sy Brandon, Adrienne Albert, Carlos Carrillo, Penelope Griffin, Jan Mittelstaedt, Jerry H Casey, Keith Kullberg, Betty Booher, Elizabeth Blachly-Dyson, Ajit Phadke, Cody Wright, Nicholas Ferraro, Brian A Magill, Mel Grey, Maxwell Evans-McGlothin, Tara Jones, David Jones, Gary Lloyd Noland, Jason Fromme, Evan Hargrave, Lucie Zalesakova, Lifia Teguh, David Ortiz Baez, Paul Henerlau, Rick Martin, Elaina Stuppler, Stacey Philipps, and Jeff Winslow.
Parking & Directions:
For concerts at Reed College, Eliot Chapel: We recommend parking in the West Parking lot off of SE 18th Ave. Additional parking is located in the East Parking lot off of SE Woodstock. Parking is free and unvalidated.
ADA accessible parking is located right outside of the venue. Please enter the Eliot Circle Entrance towards the roundabout (number 38 on map).
Concerts are located in the Eliot Hall (number 37 on map). If walking from the West Parking lot, please walk towards the center of the campus, past the Gothic Old Dorm Block (on your right) and the Grey Community Center (on your left).
If you have any questions or concerts about parking or directions, please contact: Rachel Modlin at rachelmodlin@fearnomusic.org.
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.
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- Oregon ArtsWatch
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