Eliot Chapel, Reed College

Fear No Music’s second Locally Sourced Sounds Marathon presents new miniatures for small chamber ensemble by more than 40 composers from Portland’s new-music community, many of whom will be in the audience.

Locally Sourced Sounds, Fear No Music’s annual showcase of new music by Pacific Northwest composers, comes to Reed College with new works chosen across three categories.

Flutist Amelia Lukas, a member of the Fear No Music ensemble, gives an intimate solo recital, the first of the season’s two recitals by ensemble members.

As a young composer, JS Bach looked to the cosmopolitan North of Germany for inspiration and guidance. Georg Böhm in Luneburg likely mentored Bach in the first years of the 18th century, and Bach earned praise from Adam Reincken in Hamburg, who said: “I thought this art was dead, but I see it lives with you.” This program features works by Böhm and Reincken, alongside Bach’s playful fifth partita. Tickets: $25 When attending Events at Reed, please park in one of Reed’s three on-campus lots: 28th Street (West), Steele Street (North), and Woodstock Blvd. (East)

Soprano Arwen Myers, a member of the Fear No Music ensemble, pairs 18th-century repertoire with new music in the second of the season’s two solo recitals by ensemble members.