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Chamber Music Weekend invites you to share in the joy of playing recreational chamber music. Founded by a family of musicians, CMW provides a unique opportunity to make music with both professionals and amateurs. Chamber Music Weekend is open to string players and a few advanced pianists. Those who attend should be able to sight read comfortably at least easy repertoire. |
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A performance of the Quartet in d, by R. Matz
Kristi Nelson, Josh Bermudez, Ted Ashton, and Marla Majett |
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Participants play in a wide variety of groups from duos to chamber orchestras. Repertoire ranges from Mozart, Dvorak and Brahms to Telemann and Schoenberg.
Four divisions accommodate a wide range of skill levels. Advanced players are placed in different groups each session. They choose their own music and are not coached except by request. Intermediate players receive some coaching. Less experienced players meet together each session and learn the basic skills of ensemble and sight reading. |
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Trio Sonata by J. Quantz, played by Heidi Zinke,
David Greene, Josh Bermudez and Jeremy Francisco
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* Chamber Group sessions--trios, quartets, quintets, etc.
* Chamber orchestras conducted by Jeremy Francisco
* A "learning" track for novices
* Host and participant concerts
* Friendship meals, Candlelight Dinner, and receptions
* Time for "freelance" playing |
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Joel Thompson, piano, with Joel Nedley, Ana Costecu, Jelani
Woods, Jasmine Thomas and Benito Thompson, violins |
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