Spread out your picnic blankets, grab your lawn chairs, and get ready for an afternoon filled with uplifting music! The program is a joyful culmination of the ACMF season, featuring a diverse mix of tunes that will have everyone tapping their toes and swaying along.

Festival Finale: Voices of Celebration

Friends of Happy Retreat

Get ready for a fresh take on Vivaldi's beloved Four Seasons! The Appalachian Chamber Music Festival presents the Four Seasons reimagined at the historic St. John the Baptist Church in Frederick, Maryland. This innovative program features Vivaldi's iconic masterpiece interwoven with the passionate tango-infused compositions of Astor Piazzolla, also known for his own Four Seasons. Poetry readings will be interwoven throughout the performance, adding another layer of depth to the exploration of the seasonal cycle.

Seasonal Voices

St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church

Experience the captivating power of the human voice at the Appalachian Chamber Music Festival's first full-length vocal concert. Held at the historic Zion Episcopal Church in Charles Town, this program promises a captivating exploration of vocal expression in all its richness.


Featuring baritone Thomas Coltman and pianist Lana Bode, the evening unfolds with a diverse selection of works by renowned composers. From the introspective beauty of Strauss's "Morgen" to the evocative longing of Vaughan-Williams' "Songs of Travel," each piece unveils a unique voice and perspective that highlight the range and scope of vocal chamber music.

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The Human Voice: A Celebration of Song

Zion Episcopal Church

Join us at the beautifully restored Shepherdstown Opera House for an event featuring music and art. Don't miss this revolutionary experience as music and visual art intertwine to celebrate the powerful tapestry of "Our Different Voices." This is chamber music redefined, a canvas painted with sound and light. Immerse yourself in the revolution of artistic expression.

Revolutionary Voices

Shepherdstown Opera House

Imagine a summer afternoon filled with the vibrant sounds of jazz and the powerful echoes of history. The Appalachian Chamber Music Festival and the National Park Service invite you to a free concert unlike any other, celebrating the legacy of the Niagara Movement.


This concert celebrates the groundbreaking organization that paved the way for the NAACP. The Niagara Movement held its meetings at the historic Storer College in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where this performance takes place.

Voices of the Niagara Movement

Stephen T. Mather Training Center

### Summer Chamberfest - Richmond Symphony

**Event:** Summer Chamberfest  
**Date:** Thursday, July 11, 2024  
**Time:** 6:30 PM  
**Venue:** Dominion Energy Center, Mooney Hall

Join us for an intimate early evening of chamber music masterworks performed by members of the Richmond Symphony and their friends. This enchanting hour of music will feature compositions spanning three centuries, offering a rich and diverse listening experience.

**Performers:**
- **Clarinet:** Eddie Sundra
- **Cello:** Schuyler Slack
- **Piano:** Daniel Stipe
- **Violin:** Emily Monroe

**Program:**
- **Schickele:** Quartet
- **Liszt:** Consolation No. 3
- **Brahms:** Trio in A minor, Op. 114

Settle into your seat for a captivating performance and then enjoy a leisurely stroll downtown for dinner. This event promises to be a delightful blend of culture and community, perfect for a summer evening.

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Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of chamber music in a beautiful setting. We look forward to seeing you there!

Summer Chamberfest

Dominion Energy Center

Be there at Dominion Energy Center for intimate early evenings in the Rhythm Hall. Chamber music masterworks from three centuries— performed by members of the Richmond Symphony and friends. Settle into your seat for just under one enchanted hour of music. Then stroll downtown and have dinner!

Centennial Trios

Rhythm Hall

Valentina Peleggi leads the sumptuous strings of the Richmond Symphony in three poetic works by Marion Bauer, Steven Snowden, and Christopher Theofanidis.   Plus, the gripping Divertimento of Bartók, composed in 1939 and anticipating the world’s immediate future.

Schuyler Slack

Events

Past events

Aug 19, 2024

Festival Finale: Voices of Celebration · Appalachian Chamber Music Festival

Aug 17, 2024

Seasonal Voices · Appalachian Chamber Music Festival

Future and recently performed repertoire

Cello in Quartet by Schickele

Richmond Symphony

Cello in Trio in A minor op 114 by Brahms

Richmond Symphony

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