THURSDAY 11/4

SEATTLE SYMPHONY -- Alexander Glazunov might hold a unique position in 20th-century music, leaving Soviet Russia because his music was considered too conservative to be successful; Elmar Oliveira is the soloist for this very Romantic, very, very Russian Violin Concerto. Plus two symphonies; the underplayed Honegger No. 2 (from one of the century's finest symphonists, not that you could tell from how often he's programmed), and the overplayed Brahms No. 3. Benaroya Hall, Taper Auditorium, 7:30 pm, also Sat Nov 6, 8 pm and Sun Nov 7, 2 pm, 215-4747 or www.seattlesymphony.org, $10-$67.

FRIDAY 11/5

MUSIC ANTIQUA KÖLN -- One of the most lively and justly celebrated early music groups in an unfortunately typical Big Guns of the Baroque concert: Bach's Concerti in D, BWV 1043, and in D, BWV 1064; two pieces from Vivaldi's L'estro Armonico; and three concerti from Telemann. Benaroya Hall, Taper Auditorium, 8 pm, 325-7066, $25/$35.

SATURDAY 11/6

EDUARDO FERNÁNDEZ -- Between Baroque transcriptions, Romantic Spanish pieces, and knotty contemporary works, the guitar has one of the supremely schizophrenic repertoires of any instrument; no word on this evening's program, but Fernández's proficiency in all genres is testified to by many. Benaroya Hall, Nordstrom Recital Hall, 7:30 pm, 297-8788, $18 students & seniors/$23 general.

SUNDAY 11/7

NORTHWEST CHAMBER ORCHESTRA -- Two by Dvorák: the Sonatina in G for Violin and Piano, and the Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano in E, "Dumky." Seattle Asian Art Museum, Volunteer Park, 2:30 pm, 343-0445, $12.50.

REGIONAL MUSIC
by Pete Savignano

THURSDAY 11/4

QUEENSRYCHE -- Arlene Schnitzer Hall, Portland

FRIDAY 11/5

MURDER CITY DEVILS -- Brickyard, Vancouver

GENE LOVES JEZEBEL featuring JAY ASTON, MIKE PETERS, MISSION UK -- Aladdin Theater, Portland

IMPERIAL TEEN, LOVE IS LAUGHTER, LES SAVY FAV -- Glass Factory, Portland

SATURDAY 11/6

FAITH AND DISEASE -- Paris Theatre, Portland

SUNSET VALLEY -- Berbati's Pan, Portland

FLASHING LIGHTS, FRONT MAN WAR, THRUSH HERMIT -- Starfish Room, Vancouver

TUESDAY 11/9

GRIMPLE -- E J's, Portland

GADJITS, REEL BIG FISH -- Crystal Ballroom, Portland

TOM JONES -- Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver

WEDNESDAY 11/10

INDIGO GIRLS -- Rose Garden Arena, Portland

COAL CHAMBER -- Roseland Theater, Portland

RADIO SHOWS
by Pete Savignano

THURSDAY 11/4

RADIØ1 -- Live broadcasts from RadiØ1's website, featuring Seattle bands and musicians every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm. www.giantradio.com.

FRIDAY 11/5

SHAKEN NOT STIRRED -- A broadcast from Outpatient Radio's website, featuring classic swing and heavy metal, plus Seattle's own award-winning comedy show. Sixty minutes of irreverence, belly laughs, and social commentary. www.shaken.net, 12 am.

SATURDAY 11/6

REGGAE -- Wake up to the sounds of underground reggae every Saturday with host Johnny Horn. KCMU 90.3 FM, 9 am-12 pm.

THE Z-MIX -- Hot new hiphop show hosted by Sly and Myzta J featuring national, regional, and local hiphop artists every Thursday through Saturday. KRIZ 1420 and KYIZ 1620, 7 pm-12 pm.

THE LIVE ROOM -- Host Abe Beeson treats you to local and national indie acts playing live sets with some interviews. Tonight listen to Portland singer/songwriter Alan Charing and his band. KCMU 90.3, 8-9 pm.

SONARCHY RADIO -- A live broadcast mixed and produced by Jack Straw's Doug Haire. Tonight features Dick Dastardly, with David Marriott on trombone, Aaron Birrell on Saxophone, Joe Doria on B-3 organ, and Steve Korn on drums. KCMU 90.3, 11-midnight.

SUNDAY 11/7

NO ROOM FOR SQUARES -- Aric Effron plays a wide variety of modern jazz from the '50s and '60s, with a focus on the music of the Blue Note record label. 90.1 FM and www.radio.com/kups, 3-4 pm.