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ACMP Receives Grant from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
ACMP - Associated Chamber Music Players is a proud receipient of a grant from the New York City Department of Culural Affairs in support of the ACMP Livestream Masterclass in February 2019.
Even Classical Music Is Getting Faster These Days
Pop and rap aren’t the only two genres speeding up in tempo in the breakneck music-streaming era: The quickening of pace seems to be affecting even the oldest forms of the art.
ACMP Updates - Fall 2018
Our Updates bulletins share member stories and ACMP program updates.
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Taking Practice to a New Level
If you're looking for a way to pep up your practice, here's a useful new tool.
ACMP Honors the Founder of IMSLP Public Domain Music Library
Finding music to play and then obtaining the parts used to be one of the major obstacles for amateur players in gaining access to the broadest range of chamber music.
October is ACMP Drop-in Month! Pick a piece, find new players, DROP IN and PLAY CHAMBER MUSIC!
Announcing Drop-in and Play Chamber Music Month
Twisting for Solos, the Violist Is a Quartetʼs Odd Player Out
This article is reposted from the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/31/arts/music/s
Dvořák: The Chamber Music Survey with Martinů Quartet
Mark the date: this Sunday, September the 23rd!
ACMP Updates - Announcing the 2018-19 Season
Find out what's ahead for ACMP's 71st season. 2018-19 brings back popular ACMP favorites and introduces some new ways to expand our communtiy and keep playing!
Summer Reading Recommendations by ACMP Members
Associated Chamber Music Players' bookworms submitted a collection of music-themed summer reads. Fiction, nonfiction, memoirs and guides populate this internationally-assembled compilation.
ACMP Spring/Summer 2018 Newsletter
Stephanie Bazirjian, (Fl, NY) explories the art of chamber music collaboration as an example for teamwork in the business world; Our first virtual event, an