A veritable feast of Baroque gems opens the Chamber Soirée season. Ceremonial brass set the stage for J.S. Bach’s festive Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 for strings. The percussion have their moment with Philador’s March for Two Pairs of Timpani, which was first performed for King Louis XIV in 1683. Igor Stravinsky's glorious Neo-Baroque Pulcinella Suite concludes this royal banquet.

EPSG:4326

Mendelssohn and Maslanka

Sarasota Orchestra

Experience intimate chamber music programs curated and performed by small ensembles of SF Symphony musicians.


Chamber Music at Davies Symphony Hall

Davies Symphony Hall

Long ago, small groups of classical musicians entertained nobility in the elegant salons where they held court. The music was designed for the space – intimate, inviting, elegant in every detail.

Today, modern audiences can partake in this experience in a less formal setting, with a series of exquisite chamber concerts, each preceded by a wine reception.

Chamber Night #4: Schreker to Shostakovich

Music Academy of the West

This year’s festival is sponsored in large part from a designated gift from Capital One. Additional designated funds and operational funds are thanks to The Arts Community Alliance (TACA), Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA) and The City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, as well as numerous gifts from our individual patrons. FACP relies solely on grants and donations for its funding, as its mission is to provide absolutely free concerts and music education for all.

Basically Beethoven Festival, "Prevailing Winds"

Moody Performance Hall

Join the Charleston Symphony for an elevated Chamber Music experience this season! Enjoy an intimate evening of ensemble music at the beloved Charleston Library Society that will showcase the brilliant talent of your CSO musicians. Performances will offer an exciting range of chamber music literature and robust programming.

We are excited to feature renowned pianist Wendy Chen on our 2022-23 series finale. No stranger to Charleston, Wendy participated in the Spoleto Festival USA Chamber Music Series for 15 years under the leadership of Charles Wadsworth. At the age of fifteen, Wendy Chen debuted with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under conductor André Previn. In 1990 she became the youngest winner ever of the National Chopin Competition, was one of the inaugural recipients of the Irving S. Gilmore Young Artists Award and was named a Presidential Scholar by the National Foundation for the Arts. Since then, her career has flourished, adding Young Concert Artists International Auditions and Washington International Competition to her numerous awards.

Eric Ewazen

Events

Past events

Oct 13, 2024

Mendelssohn and Maslanka · Sarasota Orchestra

Jun 16, 2024

Chamber Music at Davies Symphony Hall · San Francisco Symphony

About

Eric Ewazen hasn't added a bio