Ottawa native and legendary pianist Angela Hewitt, winner of the 2006 Gramophone Artist of the Year award, returns to open the 14th Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival in a dazzling recital with acclaimed German cellist Daniel Müller-Schott.

Two internationally acclaimed pianists who have been playing together for many years will enchant us with performances of four-hand repertoire by Grieg and Schumann.

World-renowned pianist Angela Hewitt returns to her hometown to enchant us with a recital of masterworks..

The first in a series of six concerts in which internationally acclaimed ensembles present the complete cycle of Beethoven's seventeen string quartets. An event not to be missed!

The second in series of six Pass-Plus concerts, presenting all of Beethoven's seventeen string quartets.

Originally produced by Music Toronto for the Chamber at Lula series. A program of music of Middle-Eastern inspiration!

Two phenomenal artists in the first of two recitals paying tribute to Grieg and Schumann, giants of the romantic era.

Appearing for the first time at the festival, the Woodwind Quintet of the legendary Berlin Philharmonic will perform works by Mozart, Danzi, Ligeti, Hindemith and others.

The second tribute to Grieg and Schumann by two exceptional musicians.

Enter the world of Beethoven’s final period with the St. Lawrence Quartet playing Opus 130, Opus 132, and the Great Fugue, opus 133. An unforgettable evening with some of the greatest works in the string quartet canon.

The renowned Leipzig String Quartet plays three quartets from Beethoven’s middle and late periods.

One of Canada’s greatest pianists plays works of Schumann and Grieg, on his very own stunning Fazioli grand piano!

World famous countertenor James Bowman, star of opera stages and more than 180 recordings, in his final appearance in Ottawa is joined by Daniel Taylor, Nancy Argenta, Charles Daniels and Peter Harvey and Theatre of Early Music in a programme of Purcell Odes.

We close the Festival with a gala concert that has become an annual tradition. Among other works, this year's final concert will open with the Theatre of Early Music and close with a performance of the superb but rarely heard Sextet for Piano and Winds by Ludwig Thuille, performed by Stéphane Lemelin and the winds of the National Arts Centre Orchestra.