CHAMBERFEST 2024

Chamberfest is turning 30 and we are set to celebrate! 

Over the last three decades, we have grown from a plucky upstart into a trailblazing leader in our field, due in no small part to the many artists and patrons who have championed our cause since day one.

 

This summer, we’ve put together an inspiring lineup of local, Canadian, and international giants to celebrate this milestone, featuring fan favourites, long-time Chamberfriends, numerous premieres (including our 30th anniversary commission!), and the next generation of artists we’re championing.

 

In fact, that’s really the theme of Chamberfest 30 – I’ve invited this year’s artists to champion something they’re excited about, whether that be a younger emerging artist, an underperformed composer, or something else they think is the “real deal” – and you’ll see this current running throughout the festival. And you, too, can be our Chamberfest Champion, by contributing to our ambitious campaign to raise $100,000 by the festival!

 

As always, join us for thrilling concerts on a warm summer’s evening, take in a late-night Chamberfringe, experience ground-breaking new music and/or meditative moments, cheer on our young Rising Stars, enjoy music in public spaces, grab a seat for a Chamber Chat, and so much more…

 

As we reflect on what we’ve accomplished together over 30 years, we also cast our eyes towards the future – and we’re so excited for what’s to come. Celebrating the chamber music tradition, ushering in new voices, and co-creating the future of Canadian classical music – this is what Chamberfest is all about. We have been building toward this festival for decades. Don’t miss the party—we only turn 30 once!  

   –  Carissa Klopoushak, Artistic Director                                    

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4 Florence Street, Suite 201

Ottawa ON K2P 0W7 Canada

613-234-8008

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Ottawa Chamberfest is located on the unceded, unsurrendered Territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation.

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