Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall

Fry Street Quartet and School of Music faculty Kelly Markgraf to present afternoon of chamber music

by Justin Kelly on August 3, 2018

At 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4, in Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall, the Fry Street Quartet will perform the music of Haydn, Bartok and Barber. For Barber’s “Dover Beach,” the quartet will be joined by School

Michael Burritt and percussion students to perform ensemble pieces

by Flora Junhua Deng on August 2, 2018

There is a joke that “it is 90 percent panic and 10 percent playing” for percussionists at orchestra concerts. “The

Sō Percussion to present new music from Dennehy, Iyer, and Shaw in Chamber Music’s Guest Artist Series

by Justin Kelly on July 29, 2018

Sō Percussion Jason Treuting’s musical mentors include the drummer for Steely Dan, a Balinese gamelan master, the timpanist of the

Wilburs underwrite Phan’s performance as part of chamber series

by Matthew Steinberg on July 22, 2018

John and Margaret Wilbur pose, Friday, July 13, 2018, in their home on the grounds. BRIAN HAYES/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Like many

For chamber series, tenor Phan to weave Baroque love stories into ‘A Painted Tale’

by Justin Kelly on July 22, 2018

Few things remain as constant throughout the ages as love — and the fact that people write songs about it.

Music school faculty (and alumni) Nicola Melville and John Milbauer to present “Music for Two Pianos”

by Justin Kelly on July 20, 2018

Nicola Melville and John Milbauer spent the same four summers at Chautauqua Institution as piano students almost 30 years ago. In the early 2000s, they both joined as piano faculty and are now co-chairs of

Vamos, Pacht, friends bring family together for chamber music

by Justin Kelly on July 13, 2018

Almita Vamos Rami Vamos Nurit Pacht Eugeni Monacelli For Chautauquans, this weekend’s chamber music concert will be an eclectic

Acclaimed baritone Chiang to perform Sunday NFMC recital

by Flora Junhua Deng on July 13, 2018

On Saturday, July 14, Chautauqua School of Music students will perform in a recital as part of the National Federation

David Krakauer and Kathleen Tagg present “treasure trove of sounds” in recital

by Justin Kelly on July 8, 2018

Clarinetist David Krakauer and pianist Kathleen Tagg are both of a rare breed. They’ve managed to forge careers — both

Music school faculty to present ‘Romantic Salon’

by Justin Kelly on July 6, 2018

Brian Zeger In 18th- and 19th-century Europe, salons functioned as gathering places for creators and intellectuals of different disciplines. In

Chamberfest Cleveland to bring audience ‘Behind Bars’ in Lenna program

by Justin Kelly on July 1, 2018

Thematically programmed concerts are usually centered around grand narratives or specific time periods, not around prison. But at 4 p.m. Monday, July 2, in Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall, Chamberfest Cleveland will be performing the music

Berofsky, Gavrylyuk, Lipsky to open resident chamber music series

by Justin Kelly on June 29, 2018

Left to right: Alexander Gavrylyuk, Aaron Berofsky and Arie Lipsky On Wednesday morning, the rain was coming down on Chautauqua

Garth Newel Piano Quartet brings adventurous program to Lenna Hall in 1st of 2018 Chamber Music Series

by Justin Kelly on June 24, 2018

Before the Garth Newel Piano Quartet had ever been to Chautauqua Institution, violinist Teresa Ling suspected that the two places

Founders will bring a ‘grab bag’ of instruments and styles to Logan Chamber Music Series

by Philip de Oliveira on August 20, 2017

In the classical repertoire, most standard combinations of instruments have matured over centuries. The string quartet is nearly 300 years

Winifred Crawford Dibert Foundation sponsors annual Music Camps

by Meaghan Wilby on August 16, 2017

Approximately 120 students in fifth through 12th grade have spent this week attending Chautauqua’s annual Music Camps. These camps include

Special session discusses Chautauqua’s Muscular Civil Dialogue Initiative

by Adrianna Jereb on August 10, 2017

In his Three Taps speech at the beginning of the season, Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill said: “We need a ‘muscular’ (civil) dialogue for this time in our nation.” But what does that mean?

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