Purchase tickets soon for the 2024-25 season. Concerts are hosted at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, Tanenbaum Pavilion.
Doors open at 1:30pm and concerts begin at 2:00pm.
Twenty four years active. “A consummate ensemble gifted with utter musicality and remarkable interpretive power.” – American Record Guide.
Programme
Schubert String Quartet No.14, “Death and the Maiden”
Beethoven String Quintet in C, “The Storm” with Michael Schulte
First prize winner at Fischoff, Naumburg and Banff International String Quartet competition.
Almost three decades of global touring.
Debussy String Quartet
Kevin Puts “Home”
A la carte (audience choice)
The second half of the concert will be what the Miro Quartet calls “À la Carte”. In the intermission the audience chooses what the quartet will play based on votes from a list of pieces. Chamber Music Hamilton presented this as a pilot program when the Miro Quartet first came up with it about 14 years ago. Other presenters found it difficult to administrate this, so it was dropped but it was very popular at our series, and an interesting way to determine the flavour of the month, the kind of music people have appetite for at a certain time. We are lucky the Miro Quartet is willing to do this for us.
Major violin soloist of our time. Debuted with Chicago Symphony at age 10. Has a substantial discography and a music education foundation under her name.
Brings us an unaccompanied programme.
Baritone Russell Braun with violist Michael Schulte and pianist Carolyne Maule.
Songs by Vaughan Williams, Loeffler, Loewe and Beethoven
Violin/piano works, Beethoven “Archduke” trio, Op.97
≈ Fine ensemble performances by World Class Musicians in an Intimate Setting
Chamber Music Hamilton concerts are Sundays at 2pm in the bright, modern Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Pavilion of the AGH where concerts happen in lots of natural light. With a bar in the concert hall you can enjoy conversation over a glass of wine or have a drink of water in intermission or following the concert. You might like to talk with the musicians. They always enjoy connecting with their audience.. Admission also includes free access to the art exhibits at the AGH so feel free to come early and have a look.
Whether or not you can attend all concerts, your ongoing support helps to ensure Chamber Music Hamilton is able to continue to present its concerts in our city. The arts have always required private support by those that value the experience. Contact us by phone at 905-627-1627, or get in touch below. Talk to us about donation or legacy funding.
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