David Hattner Tickets

David Hattner is a distinguished figure in the world of classical music, serving as the Musical Director of the Portland Youth Philharmonic (PYP) since 2008. A gifted conductor and clarinetist, Hattner leads young musicians with artistry and clarity, guiding programs that blend tradition with contemporary voices. His work with PYP has helped cultivate new generations of performers while maintaining rigorous standards of musical excellence.

Beyond conducting, Hattner’s recording legacy includes notable premiere recordings that showcase his dual strengths as a performer and conductor. His discography highlights include First Symphonies – Premiere Recordings (2024, Navona Records) and Svoboda: Premiere Recordings (2023, Navona Records), as well as The Clarinetist Composer (2001, Northbranch Records). These projects reflect a deep commitment to both showcasing new repertoire and interpreting classic works with a distinctive interpretive voice.

In Portland, his annual concert season with PYP features ambitious programs at iconic venues like St. Mary’s Cathedral and the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. As the city prepares for 2025 PYP concerts, audiences can look forward to engaging performances that celebrate youth artistry and community engagement through live classical music.

As part of the ongoing PYP mission, David Hattner collaborates with a team of educators, conductors, and orchestra members to deliver memorable performances. For fans and attendees, secure your seats through trusted channels and keep an eye on PYP’s official social media for timely updates. The Portland Youth Philharmonic maintains active, official presences on TikTok, Instagram, X/Twitter, and Facebook to share rehearsal highlights, concert announcements, and behind-the-scenes moments. Links to official channels and the PYP website are provided to ensure fans have direct access to schedule, news, and events.

Upcoming 2025 PYP concerts in Portland include Mass Appeal at St. Mary’s Cathedral on October 26, 2025; Rising Winds at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on November 8, 2025; and A Popcorn Solstice at the Concert-at-Christmas, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, on December 26, 2025. Each performance stands alone as a distinct event with its own program and seating details. For performers and venues, we provide comprehensive information to help you plan your visit and secure your seats with confidence.