There’s no limit to the stories that can be told by a string quartet. The Equilibrium Quartet, four members of the Orchestra who aim to re-balance inequality in music, present a chamber concert with a fascinating difference. They'll perform works from the first lady of Polish music, Grażyna Bacewicz, Panamanian folk, and the beautiful yet largely undiscovered music of Emilie Mayer, before easing gently into the Christmas season with Rebecca Clarke’s Combined Carols.

Equilibrium Advent

The Music Room

Wednesday Concert

Lindevang Chur

EPSG:4326

Lysander Piano Trio

Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute

By annual tradition, a few of the musicians of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra participate in the Middagconcerten of Antwerp.

Noon concert at AMUZ

AMUZ (Festival van Vlaanderen Antwerpen)

The Cumnock Tryst" class="css-u850" data-mark-multiple="true">The Cumnock Tryst is delighted to present the official launch of our new chamber group The Cumnock Tryst Ensemble. Created with cellist Christian Elliott, this is a flexible ensemble consisting of some of Scotland’s finest musicians who have had an association with us over the last few years.

The Cumnock Tryst Ensemble launch

Dumfries Arms Hotel

The rising star tenor won first prize at the 2022 Wigmore Hall/Bollinger International Song Competition and was shortlisted in the Young Singer category at the 2023 International Opera Awards.

Sunday Afternoon Song

Wigmore Hall

In 2017, the Banff International String Quartet Festival commenced in non-competition years. Led by Director of the Banff International String Quartet Competition Barry Shiffman, the festival features competition alumni alongside special guests exploring repertoire from across the centuries.

Banff International String Quartet Festival

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

Join us for a remarkable evening of music and conversation at the "GIVEN A CHANCE: Concert and Discussion" event, part of the Manchester Music Festival's 50th Anniversary Season. This special program is scheduled for Sunday, July 28, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the SVAC Arkell Pavilion, located at 860 Southern Vermont Arts Center Drive, Manchester, VT, 05254.

The evening will feature the Artistic Director Philip Setzer alongside MMF Young Artists, performing an exquisite selection of Romantic works by underrepresented composers. These composers have historically struggled to have their voices heard, making this event not only a concert but a powerful statement on the importance of diversity and representation in classical music.

The concert will include pieces such as Clara Wieck Schumann's "3 Romances, Op. 22," Rebecca Clarke's "Lullaby," from 2 Pieces for Viola or Violin and Cello, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's "4 African Dances, Op. 58," Florence Price's "Piano Quintet No. 2 in A minor," and George Walker's "Lyric for Strings."

Following the performance, there will be a discussion led by music scholar Judith Lochhead and composer Menon Dwarka, offering insights into the works performed and the stories of the composers. This dialogue aims to deepen the audience's understanding and appreciation of the music and its historical context.

The event is presented in partnership with Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning, ensuring an enriching experience for all attendees. A reception will follow the discussion, providing an opportunity for attendees to mingle and reflect on the evening's offerings.

Artists performing include Philip Setzer on violin, Brian Anderson on viola, Andrew Cannestra on piano, among other talented musicians and MMF Young Artists, making this a showcase of both established and emerging talents in the classical music scene.

Don't miss this unique blend of performance and discussion, set against the backdrop of the scenic Southern Vermont Arts Center. Buy your tickets now for an evening of meaningful music and conversation.

GIVEN A CHANCE: Concert and Discussion

Southern Vermont Arts Center

Aaron Copland made four highly publicized government-sponsored trips to Latin America between 1941 and 1963. During these visits, he shared contemporary American concert music with Latin American audiences, including his own violin sonata, heard on tonight’s program. Back home, he drew US attention to the composers and musicians he met in Latin America, such as Heitor Villa-Lobos of Brazil and Silvestre Revueltas and Manuel Ponce of Mexico, all whom Copland knew personally and whose works are also featured. Another contemporary of Copland was the Black American composer William Grant Still, whose Panamanian Dances were inspired by a collection of Latin American folk songs. The history of Pan-American musical exchange predates Copland.

The Americas

Hanna Boys Center

Join us for an enchanting evening of classical music at Paxton House with the acclaimed "Music at Paxton: Mark Padmore & Jocelyn Freeman" concert. This special event, set within the stunning Picture Gallery, promises to be a highlight of the summer season, taking place on the 26th of July from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm.

Renowned tenor Mark Padmore, internationally celebrated for his compelling song recitals and opera performances, joins forces with the award-winning pianist and conductor Jocelyn Freeman. Together, they will present a meticulously curated program that includes some of Beethoven and Schubert’s most beautiful songs, centenary tributes to Fauré and Stanford, and a focus on the early 20th-century impressionistic songs of Rebecca Clarke. The evening will also feature Britten’s mesmerizing "Winter Words", a cycle of eight songs set to poems by Thomas Hardy, alongside works by Clara & Robert Schumann, Vaughan Williams, Ireland, and Stanford.

The concert will take place on Friday, 26th July, starting at 7:30 pm and will last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. Tickets are priced at £32, with concessions available at £26 for adults and £18/£16 for children. Following the performance, attendees are invited to stay for a short, informal Q&A session with the artists, providing a rare opportunity to gain insight into their artistic process and the evening's repertoire.

This event is not just a concert but an experience, set against the backdrop of Paxton House's rich history and breathtaking gardens. Don't miss this opportunity to witness two of classical music's finest talents in an intimate setting. Book your tickets now and prepare to be transported by the power of music.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit [infomusicatpaxton.co.uk](http://infomusicatpaxton.co.uk).

Music at Paxton: Mark Padmore & Jocelyn Freeman

Paxton House

Join us for an evening of inspiration and exceptional music at the "Inspirational Women - Ascent Music" event, part of the Ascent Summer Concert Series. This special concert will take place on July 10th from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at The Chapel at Western Reserve Academy, located at 147 College St., Hudson, OH 44236.

The program celebrates the groundbreaking contributions of female composers to classical music, featuring works by Rebecca Clarke, Florence Price, and Amy Beach—pioneers who forged paths in a male-dominated field. The evening will conclude with Robert Schumann’s Piano Quintet, a piece dedicated to his wife Clara Schumann, herself an accomplished pianist and composer.

Performances will be delivered by a stellar lineup of musicians, including Ilya Kaler (violin), Sarah Kim (cello), Judith Ingolfsson (violin), Michael Linville (piano), Karla Donohew Perez (violin), Masumi Per Rostad (viola), and Alan Rafferty (cello).

Thanks to our generous sponsors, admission to all concerts in the Ascent Summer Concert Series is free and open to the public. This event is organized by Ascent Music Group, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting the future of classical music. Donations to Ascent Music are tax-deductible and greatly appreciated.

For more information, visit the Ascent Music Group website or the venue's website. Add this event to your calendar using Google Calendar, iCalendar, Outlook 365, or Outlook Live and join us for a memorable night celebrating the achievements of women in music.

Inspirational Women

Western Reserve Academy

Join us for an extraordinary musical experience as Cape Symphony Concertmaster, Jae Cosmos Lee, curates an unforgettable chamber music festival in Falmouth! Delve into a journey spanning from the 19th to the 21st centuries, featuring masterpieces by Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Kodaly, Martinu, Caroline Shaw, and Quinn Mason. Be captivated by intimate yet larger-than-life duets, trios, and quartets that will ignite your senses and make your heart skip a beat. Don't miss out on this exhilarating event - mark your calendars and secure your tickets now for an evening of unparalleled musical brilliance!

Cape Symphony Presents: Cosmos Sessions Chamber Music Festival

Cape Symphony Falmouth Campus

Experience the profound musical legacy of Rebecca Clarke with the Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel at the Gasteig München. This special concert, taking place in the intimate setting of the Kleiner Saal at Gasteig HP8, is scheduled for Tuesday, 11 June 2024, at 8:00 PM. The evening is dedicated to celebrating the remarkable contributions of Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) to the 20th-century musical landscape, featuring her sonata for viola and piano alongside two violin sonatas.

Judith Ingolfsson, wielding both the viola and violin, alongside pianist Vladimir Stoupel, promises an engaging performance that bridges connections and tells stories through the heart of chamber music. This event not only showcases the duo's imaginative programming but also highlights their dedication to expanding the viola repertoire, including a tribute to Clarke's outstanding compositions.

Originally scheduled for 07 January 2024, this postponed concert offers a unique opportunity to explore Clarke's haunting viola sonata and her recently published violin sonatas, brought to life by the acclaimed Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel. Tickets are priced at €36, with concessions available at €20. For more information and to secure your seat for this highlight music classic event, visit the Gasteig München's official website or contact the event organisers directly at kommunikation@gasteig.de.

Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel

Gasteig

In classical music, composers have always been inspired by folk music. Themes and melodies from folk songs are interpreted by composers, special folk dances and rhythms form the basis of much classical music and inspiration from all over the world has been used extensively by the classical composers throughout the history of music.

Folk music in the Classic Elvermose

Elvermose Koncertsal

Folk music in the Classical Music House

Musikhuset København

Join us for an evening of exquisite viola performance by James Chanha Kang, a talented Doctor of Musical Arts student at the Northwestern Bienen School of Music. This recital, featuring Nathan Canfield on piano, promises to be a memorable event showcasing the depth and versatility of the viola through a carefully selected repertoire.

**Event Details:**

- **Date and Time:** Friday, May 24, 2024, at 6:00pm CDT
- **Location:** Regenstein Master Class Room, Bienen School of Music, 60 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, IL 60208
- **Program:**
  - J.S. Bach arr. Simon Rowland-Jones, Cello Suite No. 6 in G Major, BWV 1012
  - Rebecca Clarke, Sonata for Viola and Piano
  - Niccolò Paganini trans. L. Baby, Caprice for Solo Violin in D Major, Op. 1, No. 20

This event is free and open to the public, with no tickets required. For those unable to attend in person, a live stream will be available, ensuring you don't miss out on this captivating performance.

The Regenstein Master Class Room, with seating for 200, is situated in the Regenstein Hall of Music, adjacent to the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts. It serves as a vibrant venue for hundreds of performances and events each year.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the artistry of James Chanha Kang and Nathan Canfield in a program that spans the Baroque to the Romantic, highlighting the rich sonority and expressive potential of the viola.

James Chanha Kang, viola

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

The recent passing of Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho ended a brilliant career in the highest echelons of the music world. Aure, a work for violin and viola, demonstrates her mastery and originality. Danny Elfman, prolific film composer (Spider-Man, Good Will Hunting), singer, and percussionist, turns his protean talents to the Piano Quartet, with amazing results. The ravishing renegade Rebecca Clarke explores both modern concepts and ancient styles with her duo-concertante Dumka. Lastly, the autobiographical String Quartet No. 1 (“From My Life”) of Bedřich Smetana, father of Czech nationalist music, closes our season with one of the most beloved works in the chamber repertoire. 

Banquet

St Peter's Episcopal Church

St Gabriel's Church

Felici members are prize winners of the Los Angeles Liszt, Yellow Springs, and Osaka music competitions. The vibrant threesome has performed over 350 concerts in Europe, South America and the U.S. and has distinguished itself as a unique presence on the national music scene since coming to Mammoth Lakes as grantee of Chamber Music America's Rural Residencies Program and as a California Arts Council's (CAC) Touring Roster ensemble

Felici Piano Trio

United Methodist Church Ridgecrest

Student Recital: Kai Su

Carnegie Mellon University

South African soprano Golda Schultz has been gracing the stage of the world’s greatest opera houses—from the Metropolitan Opera to the Vienna State Opera. Equally at home in leading operatic roles as she is as a soloist with the world’s foremost orchestras and in the most venerated recital halls, she has quickly become a leading voice in a new generation of star singers. For her Princeton University Concerts debut, she brings the extraordinary warmth of her voice to a program hailed as “a love-letter to women in music” exploring themes of love, nature, folklore and belief from a distinctly female perspective. Discussing the program’s curation, she shares: “Emilie Mayer, whose music was never recorded, was a genius on the level with Beethoven, but she was forgotten the day after she died in 1883. Nadia Boulanger became one of the greatest pedagogues with a touch that defined American culture. Even when we forget these women, what they’ve done still remains.”  

Golda Schultz, Soprano Jonathan Ware, Piano

Alexander Hall

Mojave Trio is dedicated to presenting a wide variety of classical music from the standard repertoire of the 18th-19th centuries to new works of our time and has performed throughout Southern California at LA County Museum of Art, Monk Space, Pomona, Occidental and Scripps Colleges, and have been heard on the “Sundays Live” radio broadcast from LACMA's Bing Theater. Their Pomona College program features music by Rebecca Clarke, Nico Muhly, Gao Ping, and James Diaz.

Mojave Trio in Concert

Pomona College

Student Recital: Madalyn Sadler

Schenley Farms Historic District

Ensemble Storstrøm's new program consultant Rie Koch will lead the audience through a musical journey, where the Ensemble will play Nordic folk tunes, and further through European folk traditions from the Czech Republic, Hungary, England and Spain, and we will come a long way - also musically - to the USA and Scott Joplin.

Folk tunes from around the world

Herlufsholm Skole

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts. Molly Wise is a student of James Dunham.

Molly Wise, Viola

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts. Rebecca Benjamin is a student of James Dunham. 

Rebecca Benjamin, Viola

**Event Description: ROCO Connections: Blossoms**

Join us for a captivating evening as ROCO’s Connections Series continues on January 27, 2024, in collaboration with The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Rienzi house museum. The concert will take place at 5:00 PM in the glorious ballroom of the Rienzi, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, located on Kirby Drive.

This special event, now at capacity, will feature a stunning program including Charles Loeffler's "Rhapsodies" and the world premiere of Nicky Sohn's "Colors of Life’s Garden," inspired by the plants and flowers in the 4.4-acre Rienzi Garden. The evening will also include performances of Margaret Bonds' "Troubled Water," Rebecca Clarke's "Morpheus," and Alyssa Morris' "Four Personalities: Yellow."

The concert will be performed by distinguished artists:
- Alecia Lawyer, oboe
- Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, viola
- Audrey Andrist, piano

Although tickets are no longer available for in-person attendance, you can still join us online for a free livestream of the event on ROCO.org, Facebook, YouTube, and A440.live. For those interested in joining the waiting list, please contact us at email protected or call 713-665-2700.

This event is proudly sponsored by the Texas Commission on The Arts. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience a blend of classical and contemporary music in a beautiful setting.

**Program:**
- Nicky Sohn: Colors of Life’s Garden (World Premiere Commission)
- Margaret Bonds: Troubled Water
- Rebecca Clarke: Morpheus
- Alyssa Morris: Four Personalities: Yellow
- Charles Loeffler: Two Rhapsodies, for Oboe, Viola, and Piano

**Location:**
Rienzi, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Rienzi Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Kirby Drive, Houston, TX, USA

**Livestream:**
Available for free on ROCO.org, Facebook, YouTube, and A440.live

For more information, visit our website or contact us directly. We look forward to sharing this musical celebration with you!

ROCO Connections: Blossoms

Museum of Fine Arts Houston

2024 Winter Festival Concert 1

Benaroya Hall

Marcus Stevenson, Viola

The Juilliard School

Amber Ginmi Scherer, Collaborative Piano

Viola Students of Molly Carr and Yi-Fang Huang

Ivory Dorthea Stephenson, Viola – Senior Recital

University of Arizona

Carr Viola Studio Recital

Departmental Recitals showcase performance departments through its students. Featuring various students and repertoire, and curated by the faculty, performances in this recital highlight SFCM programs and the wide range of study. 

Viola Department Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Please note: San Francisco will be hosting the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit this week. Street and highway closures will cause delays in transit into and out of the SFCM area. Please plan accordingly in attending our concerts this week, as we do hope to see you in the audience! For those of you who cannot make it to the concerts, SFCM will be livestreaming most concerts for the week.

Jun-Ting Wei, viola; Professional Studies Certificate Recital

Study concert with violin-, viola-, and chamber music students under Tim Frederiksen

Study concert with violin, viola, and chamber music

The Studio Hall

Symphony String Quartet

Central Congregational Church

Join ACMF and NPS for a fun and relaxed festival finale on the historic Storer College lawn! Featuring a special performance by old time fiddler Earl White, National Park Artist in Residence participant author Nancy Cook, and more! (Rain location is on site.)

Festival Finale: Appalachia in America

Stephen T. Mather Training Center

We’ve all heard the saying “Behind every great man is a great woman” but we are now in a time where we can flip this, and explore works by incredible women in the past 100 years, who were all no doubt inspired as all classical musicians are by the music of Mozart.


In this enchanting program, we feature works mostly written by women around the world in the past 100 years, with fascinating stories to tell. This program journeys from Azerbaijan across Europe and the British Isles before finishing in Washington D.C. with Caroline Shaw’s captivating “Plan and Elevation” inspired by the historic Dumbarton Oaks home in Georgetown.

Behind Every Great Woman...

Camp Hill-Wesley United Methodist Church

Bring the whole family and enjoy ACMF's first KIDS CONCERT! This less formal and relaxed one hour concert is designed for younger audience members. All are welcome! Whether this is your family's first concert experience or you have students who study music - this concert will be fun and accessible.

Family Concert: Travel the World Through Music!

Franklin Park Performing & Visual Arts Center

Graduation recitals display the skill and passion of Curtis Institute of Music students on the cusp of professional musicianship. Members of the current class will share the breadth of their talent through a culminating graduation recital. Admission requires advance registration and is complimentary.

Jack Kessler, viola

Curtis Institute of Music

Morgan Brown (B.M. '23) presents a viola recital.

Student Recital: Morgan Brown, Viola

Boston Conservatory at Berklee

“Nazareth faculty Jacob Ertl and Ryan Hardcastle join SCMR for the first time in this concert featuring Rebecca Clarke’s stunning Viola Sonata alongside the soaring melodies and heroic lyricism in Brahms’s B Major Piano Trio.”

Johannes and Rebecca

Glazer Music Performance Center

Lauren Wilson (B.M. '25) and Zeynep Yigitoglu (B.M. '25) present a viola recital.

Student Recital: Lauren Wilson and Zeynep Yigitoglu, Viola

Help us ring in the holidays with our traditional Holiday Pops performance. These two joyous performances, featuring several English composers and own our violist Jessica Lipon, are sure to lift your spirits like only the wonder of holiday music can. And don’t forget to bring your best voice as we always wrap up the evening with a sing along.

Holiday Pops

Marquis Theatre

First United Methodist Church

Assistant Principal Violist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Ben Ullery presents a mini-recital featuring two different sonatas composed for viola and piano.

Midday Mini-Concert: Ben Ullery Recital

Community Church of Atascadero

The piano trios of Maurice Ravel, Rebecca Clarke and Dmitri Shostakovich were composed within a ten-year period surrounding WWI and express the deeply emotional currents that reflect this transformative time. Kate Stenberg, Mary Artmann and Miles Graber come together through their blend of passion for chamber music and friendship.

Graber/Artmann/Stenberg Trio

Old First Concerts

### Chamber Music in the Hall - Minnesota Orchestra

**Date & Time:** Sunday, January 12, 2025

**Venue:** Orchestra Hall, 1111 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403

**Event Description:**
Spend your Sunday afternoon with the Minnesota Orchestra musicians in a captivating chamber music program. This event is part of the Nordic Soundscapes Festival and features a diverse selection of works by renowned composers such as Francis Poulenc, Arnold Schoenberg, and Carl Nielsen. The program includes:

- **NIELSEN:** Serenata in Vano
- **POULENC:** Trio for Oboe, Bassoon, and Piano
- **SCHOENBERG:** Verklärte Nacht
- **SUNDSTRÖM:** Chromatic Fantasy for Solo Cello

**Performing Musicians:**
- Susan Billmeyer, piano
- Sam Bergman, viola
- Douglas C. Carlsen, trumpet
- Steven Campbell, tuba
- Kenneth Freed, viola
- Sarah Grimes, violin
- Michael Gast, horn
- Nathan Hughes, oboe
- Charles Lazarus, trumpet
- J. Christopher Marshall, bassoon
- Sophia Mockler, violin
- Kathryn Nettleman, bass
- Marlea Simpson, viola
- Alan Snow, violin
- Ellen Dinwiddie Smith, horn
- Anthony Ross, cello
- Sonia Mantell, cello
- David Pharris, clarinet
- Pitnarry Shin, cello
- Fei Xie, bassoon
- R. Douglas Wright, trombone
- Erik Wheeler, cello

**Accessibility Services:**
- Assistive Listening Devices
- Service Animals
- Wheelchair & Accessible Seating
- Additional services available upon request

**Tickets:**
Tickets for this concert are available now when you purchase a package. Save up to 15% and receive subscriber perks when you buy 3 or more concerts. Individual tickets go on sale July 29.

**Sponsorship:**
The Chamber Music Series is sponsored by Dr. Jennine and John Speier.

Join us for an afternoon of exquisite music and experience the talents of the Minnesota Orchestra musicians in an intimate setting.

Chamber Music in the Hall

Minnesota Orchestra

Pixels Ensemble is a versatile group of chamber music players with a shared interest in performing the finest repertoire, from the classical period to the present day. Its players are all established soloists, chamber musicians, recording artists, orchestral principals and explorers of contemporary music. Formed in 2016 by pianist and director Ian Buckle, the group appears in a wide range of line-ups and combinations, lending itself to innovative programming and enabling huge variety within individual concerts. The are performing a work by Rebecca Clarke who is described as one of the most distinguished British female composers of the inter-war generation . In addition they offer Elgar’s Piano Quintet, described by the Gramophone magazine as “big chamber music, with at times an almost orchestral sonority to it.” Their programme is completed with a classic Mozart piano concerto providing an intimate chamber music quality.

Pixels Ensemble

The Stoller Hall

Now celebrating its 10th season together, the Telegraph Quartet formed with an equal passion for the standard chamber music repertoire and contemporary works alike. Described by the San Francisco Chronicle as “…an incredibly valuable addition to the cultural landscape” and “powerfully adept… with a combination of brilliance and subtlety,” the Telegraph Quartet was awarded the prestigious 2016 Walter W. Naumburg Chamber Music Award and the Grand Prize at the 2014 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition. For their Newport debut, the Quartet explores compositions that may never have been fully experienced by the creators themselves. Rebecca Clarke, a truly accomplished composer of the 20th century, composed her Poem for String Quartet but would never see the work published and disseminated in her lifetime. Beethoven had begun losing his hearing by his late 20s and by the time the good-natured “Harp” Quartet was composed, its cheery quality belied the composer’s 11-year-long struggle with hearing loss that would have kept him from fully experiencing this work. Similarly, Smetana would not have been able to even hear his first string quartet at all, as he fell victim to severe hearing loss in 1874. His autobiographical string quartet, for all its joy and enthusiasm, ends with a piercing e-string note that denotes the onset of that hearing loss two years before the quartet’s creation.

Telegraph Quartet performs Beethoven

Newport Classical

In the atmospheric atmosphere of the Opera Café, you can enjoy chamber music treasures, performed by the musicians of the Staatskapelle Halle, with coffee (included in the entrance fee), sparkling wine and cake - a Sunday morning to enjoy!

2nd Coffee Concert

Die Kantine

Clarke, Prokofiev, Korngold

The 2024-2025 Masterworks theme, In Nature's Realm, celebrates the natural world in lush musical landscapes and vibrant visual art. The chamber orchestra is teaming up with Worthington Partnership's "Green Team," to promote sustainability and help Worthington become a more earth-conscious community. Through the Worthington Pollinator Pathway project, WCO and the Green Team encourage native plantings throughout the city to better support our ecosystem. WCO performances throughout the season will feature paintings by members of the Ohio Plein Air Society. Join WCO and the Green Team for a season of celebrating nature!

Debussy and Sunsets

Worthington United Methodist Church

Internationality is key: Founded in China, trained in Madrid and other places, based in Vienna – it's no wonder that the Simply Quartet always has big goals. As former "ECHO Rising Stars," the ensemble is now returning to Cologne.

Simply Quartet

Museum Ludwig

After Spain ( in the second chamber music matinee of the season ) and Poland ( in the fourth chamber music matinee of the season ), the fifth chamber music matinee takes a detour to England. Right in the middle of the action: violinist Catherine Myerscough, a native of London and a member of the NDR Radio Philharmonic since 2018. Together with three colleagues, she spans the Elizabethan era through early modern times to the present day. British music history is more colorful than you might think!

English. Chamber music from Orlando Gibbons to William Walton

NDR Concert Hall | Small Broadcasting Hall

Small ensembles, very individual: The programs put together by the orchestra musicians offer gems of chamber music as well as new discoveries, rarities and special arrangements.

Rebecca Clarke

Events

Upcoming events

Jan 12, 2025

Chamber Music in the Hall · Minnesota Orchestra

Jan 14, 2025

Pixels Ensemble · The Stoller Hall

Jan 24, 2025

Telegraph Quartet performs Beethoven · Newport Classical

Jan 26, 2025

2nd Coffee Concert · Staatskapelle Halle

Feb 1, 2025

Clarke, Prokofiev, Korngold · Seattle Chamber Music Society

Past events

Dec 2, 2024

Equilibrium Advent · Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Nov 13, 2024

Wednesday Concert · The Royal Danish Academy of Music

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