If you’ve had a yearning to share your group’s chamber music with others but weren’t sure how or where, perhaps you’d like to join our chamber music circle?
The circle is similar to what our musical forebears might have termed a salon or a Schubertiad. We are a loosely-knit group of chamber musicians who get together most months and take turns performing for each other. On each occasion more than one group performs, so there is at least a small guaranteed audience. Members who are not performing are encouraged to come and listen. Contributions can be short or long, and of any type: string quartet, wind ensemble, piano trio, vocal music — you get the idea –basically anything members want to do. Sometimes we put together ensembles for special projects, like concerto readings. After the performances there are refreshments and a chance to socialize with each other and/or read through music.
Third season kicking off in September. Start planning your repertoire now!
As the Washington Post suggested, it’s time to party like it’s 1899.
For more details and to attend or join, contact one of us:
Organizer: Suzanne Epstein, epsteinsue@gmail.com, (301) 276-1449
Host: Susan Alexander, 85stringedguitar@gmail.com, (301) 565-5078