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Although originally inspired by the music of Bach, the festival quickly moved beyond a strict boundary of repertoire. Bach, however, remains a centerpiece of the festival via Helmuth Rilling's conducting master class, which leads students through Cantatas, Masses, Passions, and other such choral works.

Additionally, the festival frequently performs the largest Bach works with full forces; for example, in the 300th-anniversary year of Bach's birth in 1985, the festival performed the St.

Matthew Passion, B-minor Mass, and all six Brandenburg Concertos, culminating in an appearance at the Hollywood Bowl.

It will also feature a Bernstein celebration featuring a residency by Jamie Bernstein.The festival has commissioned, co-commissioned, or presented premieres of numerous musical works, including:Felix Mendelssohn, The Uncle from Boston (world premiere of rediscovered manuscript)Stephen Paulus, Symphony for Strings (world premiere)Arvo Pà¤rt, Litany (world premiere)Osvaldo Golijov, Oceana (world premiere) Krzyztof Penderecki, Credo (world premiere) Tan Dun, Water Passion (American premiere) Sven-David Sandstrà¶m, Messiah (world premiere) The festival has also released or participated in 12 commercial recordings since 1990, with the recording of Penderecki's Credo winning the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance.The festival has also initiated a media partnership with Minnesota Public Radio that provides for the syndication and worldwide broadcast of live concert recordings.

The Wall Street Journal has called the OBF "one of the world’s leading music festivals". is one of the venues for the Oregon Bach Festival.

The festival also hosts "cross-over" or popular acts like Garrison Keillor, Savion Glover, Pink Martini, and PDQ Bach.Royce Saltzman retired in 2006 and was replaced as Executive Director by John Evans, a former BBC producer and published Benjamin Britten scholar. Since Evans's arrival in 2007, the festival has expanded to include concerts throughout Oregon, including at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and Bend's Tower Theatre.