transformative connection
through music
Celebrating Ten Years!
PCM marks its landmark 10th Anniversary Season in 2025/26 by doubling its programming with
a new spring residency!
SPRING CONCERT:
This Love Between Us
APRIL 17, 7:30pm
LaJoie Theatre, Chehalem Cultural Center in Newberg
Project Chamber Music: Willamette Valley celebrates its 10th Anniversary Season with an uplifting program that derives its title and inspiration from Reena Esmail’s powerful song, This Love Between Us. This concert features three immensely distinguished and internationally respected artists: the luminous, Netherlands-based soprano Katharine Dain, Grammy Award-winning violist Caitlin Lynch, and the phenomenal Lithuanian pianist Ieva Jokubaviciute. The program traces different forms of love and connection, offering a sonic portrait of the beauty and essentiality of our shared humanity.
Meet the artists at a complimentary reception following the performance!
All ticket proceeds directly benefit need-based scholarships to provide music instruction to local kids; this particular concert supports the financial aid fund of Young Musicians & Artists, a local summer camp with a 60 year legacy.
PCM Artistic Director Caitlin Lynch attended YMA for seven years as a student and will return this summer as a member of its faculty. She credits YMA as a major source of her growth and inspiration as a young musician.
SPRING
Masterclasses
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Willamette University, Salem
Ieva Jokubaviciute - piano
April 17 | 9:30 - 11am
Jokubaviciute is “riveting in every way” (The Washington Post) and celebrated worldwide for her insight, range, and adventurous musical partnerships. A winner of the 2009 Naumburg International Chamber Music Competition, Ieva regularly tours and appears at international music festivals including: Marlboro; Ravinia; Bard; Caramoor; Chesapeake Chamber Music; Prussia Cove in Cornwall, England; and Festival de la musique de chambre at La Lointaine in France.
Katharine Dain - voice
April 18 | 10am - 12pm
Dain brings a searching musical intelligence shaped by a global career spanning the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Orchestra of the 18th Century, BBC Symphony Orchestras, and major opera houses and festivals throughout Europe and the U.S. Her acclaimed debut album Regards sur l’Infini received the Edison Klassiek Award and international praise for its emotional clarity and depth.