Our Artistic Partners
We partner with local artistic organizations to create world-class performances.
Amadeus In Concert
Feb 27 & 28
7:30 p.m.
ARLENE SCHNITZER
CONCERT HALL, PORTLAND
Amadeus – the dazzling story of the tortuous rivalry between world-renowned composers Mozart and Salieri – returns to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall to celebrate its 40th anniversary! Accompanied by a live performance of the score with the Oregon Symphony and Portland Symphonic Choir, this is a sumptuous and astonishing movie experience that you will never forget.
Meet the Maestri
Join us for a casual gathering celebrating PSC's 80th Anniversary Season with Alissa Deeter and guests Maestro Salvador Brotons of Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and David Xiques.
We’ll celebrate the beginning of PSC’s 80th year with trivia, conversation, and more!
I Rise | We Rise
June 2025
Concert and Talkback - June 22nd - Tickets in April!
Recording - June 25th
Join us for a recorded performance elevating the pieces of historically marginalized composers. Highlighting a rich trove of compositions by Portland’s own Judy A. Rose, the Choir will also include works from its Summer Sings New Works submissions finalists.
Stay tuned for our Summer Sings 2025 dates!
PC: Nina Johnson Photography. Summer Sings 2023 participants singing along with PSC!
2024 New Works Finalists
Afternoon On A Hill (Frances Bigelow)
Peace (Jesse Preis)
The Road Not Taken (Dawn Sonntag)
2024 Youth Composition Finalist
Come Home (Zella Selvoy-Devan)
Our Mission
The mission of the Portland Symphonic Choir is to sing choral masterworks with excellence and passion and to engage, educate, and inspire its members and the community.
Our Impact
We serve the Portland metro region and beyond, bringing the positive impact of choral music to our community.
Our Team
Our choir is made up of outstanding musicians, dedicated staff members, and innovative artistic leadership.
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February 2023
The choir, superbly prepared by
Alissa Deeter, beautifully conveyed passages that were warm and
soothing, but also transitioned
to more robust and declamatory
sections with verve. They dug into
the operatic style of the piece with
gusto - all the while maintaining
a balanced sound that made
the piece exciting.”
James Bash / Northwest Reverb
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