A Better World

Gala concert celebrating the Portland Guitar Society's thirty years of service to the Portland community. The four-act showcase features an eclectic mix of notable Portland musicians.

Explores the theme of what bridges us to one another and what we hold in common across our different religious, cultural backgrounds. The work of the Al Andalus Ensemble stands as a premiere bridge between the worlds' music & dance cultures.

Bridging Centuries and Cultures Through Music. Al Andalus was a time when Christians, Jews & Muslims lived in peaceful co-existence (Spain 711-1492).

Al Andalus Ensemble; Tarik & Julia Banzi, Emily Miles featured at Whitman College in a collaborative concert featuring music and perspectives from communities affected by American intervention over the past 20 years.

The Portland State University, School of Music is presenting a concert to benefit the international aid organization Doctors Without Borders and their ebola campaign in West Africa. Oregon Guitar Quartet, the Al-Andalus Ensemble, and the Obo Addy

Professional musician in tears after losing his lifetime collection of flutes

AL-ANDALUS ENSEMBLE “Lights and Shadows: Luces y Sombras” Music & Dance Concert performance “Light can be gentle, dangerous, dreamlike, bare, living, dead, misty, clear, hot, dark, violet, springlike, falling, straight, sensual, limited,...

Performance celebrates love in its many forms and across many traditions and stands as a premiere bridge between the worlds' music cultures, bridging East and West as well as Classical and World music genre, including Andalusian and flamenco dance.

Experience this vital, energetic and absolutely beautiful performance that unites East and West featuring the Award winning "21 String Trio" of oud, violin and flamenco guitar together with multi-lingual vocals and contemporary Andalusian dance.

A rare opportunity to see Al-Andalus Ensemble at the Tanger Trance Festival, Museum Rietberg, Zürich. Winners of the Peoples Grammy Award for “Best World Music Song of 2009.” Vox Pop Award for the "Best Contemporary Classical Album" of 2010.