Sep 23
The Music Room
Tableaux and Miniatures
Stéphan Sylvestre, piano
Sponsored by
Sundance
Fred and Elizabeth Fountain
When the festival is over, the music doesn't stop. Our season of chamber music runs September through April at The Peggy Corkum Music Room — a hall that seats 105, so every seat is a good one.
Tango next to Schubert, jazz piano next to a birthday recital — the Chamber Players Series has never been a museum, and this year it leans further into the company that classical music keeps. Sixteen evenings, each one built around musicians we've wanted to hear in this room for years.
A room this small changes what a concert is. You hear the bow leave the string. You can talk to the performers afterwards, and most of our audience does. If you've never been, start with a single ticket — we'll see you for the rest of the season soon enough.
Simon Docking
Managing & Artistic Director
This concert sits outside the Chamber Players Series and is not included in subscriptions, flex passes or any package. Tickets are sold separately.
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