Name: Fandango!
Start: 2026-03-14T15:00:00
Location: Umpqua Community College

Join the Douglas County Youth Orchestra as they host three extraordinary chamber music events at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, OR. Kicking off with the renowned Akropolis Reed Quintet, audiences will be treated to an adventurous take on modern compositions. Following in March, FANDANGO! brings a lively fusion of Latin, Spanish, Balkan, and classical influences. Rounding off the series in May is the Delgani String Quartet, showcasing their powerful interpretations of both classic and contemporary works. Each performance promises a unique experience, celebrating diverse sounds and outstanding musical talent.

Douglas County Youth Orchestra Presents: A Celebration of Chamber Music Excellence

The Douglas County Youth Orchestra proudly hosts a spellbinding series of chamber music events featuring the Akropolis Reed Quintet, Fandango!, and Delgani String Quartet. These world-class ensembles bring their unique sounds and repertoires to the Umpqua Community College stage in Roseburg, Oregon. Experience the fusion of classical and contemporary music as these artists showcase their creative excellence and cultural diversity, making each concert a memorable celebration of artistry and innovation.

A Vibrant Tapestry of Sound: Akropolis, Fandango!, and Delgani in Concert

Douglas County Youth Orchestra

One of the most exciting groups on Chicago’s musical scene, FANDANGO! is a spicy mix of Latin, Spanish, Sephardic, Balkan and classical sounds. These four multi-award-winning, globe-trotting virtuosi hail from Spain, France, Bosnia, and Taiwan.

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Umpqua Community College

Considered “the state’s finest chamber ensemble” by Oregon Arts Watch, the Delgani String Quartet presents exciting performances of both classic and contemporary repertoire in intimate concert settings. The quartet curates their own subscription series in Portland, Salem, Corvallis, and Eugene while regularly appearing as guest artists throughout the state. Delgani has also performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC and at Charles University in Prague.

Fandango!

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