Part One of Chamberfest’s annual Concert Series includes six livestream concerts broadcast live from Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre with world-class audiovisual production. Each intimate “front row” concert features a program of approximately 60-75 minutes in length, with no intermission, followed by an interactive Q&A session with the artists. Livestreams are at 7pm EDT.
“Building on the immense success of Part I, the second half of our concert series expands to include music and collaborations that stretch the boundaries of the chamber ensemble, and of our performance space. We are proud to continue our hybrid model of livestream and in-person concert delivery and excited to share more fantastic music with our community.”
– Carissa Klopoushak
Interim Artistic Director
The first of a two-part celebration of Beethoven, featuring exciting new commissions alongside the beloved cello sonatas that inspired them.
Themes of separation, isolation, reunification, and rebirth abound in a program centred around Beethoven’s song cycle, “An die ferne Geliebte” (To the Distant Beloved).
Bach Odyssey XII – Hewitt concludes a monumental four-year journey with Bach’s ultimate masterpiece, The Art of Fugue.
Savour the vibrant energy and “full-bore emotion” of this prize-winning Canadian string quartet shares in a program of Haydn and Grieg.
Canada’s top orchestral brass players in chamber form, True North Brass, present a program of rich polyphony perfect for the festive season.
Montreal’s virtuoso baroque quartet expands, including voice, to explore Bach, Buxtehude, Weckman, Schutz and themes of the pandemic.
Chamberfest collaborates with musicians from the National Arts Centre Orchestra.
Montreal’s “classical string band” presents Rituæls, bringing together works dating from the Middle Ages to the 21st century.
Celebrate Ludwig’s 250th birthday with the continuation of Bryan and Silvie’s ambitious two-part Beethoven project featuring new works by Paul Wiancko, Dinuk Wijeratne, and Samy Moussa.
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NACO Members performing at Chamberfest 2023: Violin I Yosuke Kawasaki Jessica Linnebach Noémi Racine Gaudreault Emily Kruspe Marjolaine Lambert Frédéric Moisan Violin II Mintje van Lier Winston Webber Jeremy Mastrangelo Emily Westell Manuela Milani Leah Roseman Viola Jethro Marks David Goldblatt David Marks Paul Casey Cello Rachel Mercer Leah Wyber Marc-André Riberdy Double Bass Max […]
Isidore String Quartet’s appearance is supported, in part, by the Career Development Program of the Banff International String Quartet Competition.
Ensemble Obiora Tanya Charles Iveniuk, violin Renee London, violin Adriana Arcila Tascon, viola Susana Arcila Tascon, cello Brandyn Lewis double bass, Artistic Director Myrtle Thomas, flute Léanne Téran-Paul, oboe Michael Maxwell, clarinet Sheba Thibideau, bassoon Angelica Tombs, horn John Kofi Dapaah, piano
Canadian National Brass Project James Sommerville, Artistic Director Stephane Beaulac, trumpet Karen Donnelly, trumpet Michael Fedyshyn, trumpet Paul Jeffrey, trumpet Larry Larson, trumpet Benjamin Raymond, trumpet Robert Weymouth, trumpet Adam Zinatelli, trumpet Jessie Brooks, french horn Patricia Evans, french horn Julie Fauteux, french horn Nicholas Hartman, french horn Florence Ruisseau, french horn Charles Benaroya, trombone […]
Chamberfest Festival Orchestra Oboe Anna Petersen Aleh Remezau Horn Lauren Anker Olivier Brisson Violin Sheila Jaffé Emily Westell Martine Dubé Winston Webber Renee London Oleg Chelpanov Viola Paul Casey Olivier Philippe-August Tovin Allers Cello Karen Kang Raphael Weinroth-Browne Double Bass Max Cardilli Harpsichord Mélisande Mcnabney
Lara Deutsch performs on a 14k gold Haynes flute, generously loaned by Canimex Inc. of Drummondville, Québec. This concert is presented with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Montreal’s virtuoso baroque quartet expands, including voice, to explore Bach, Buxtehude, Weckman, Schutz and themes of the pandemic.
Chamberfest collaborates with musicians from the National Arts Centre Orchestra.
Montreal’s “classical string band” presents Rituæls, bringing together works dating from the Middle Ages to the 21st century.
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