Friends of Chamber Music Denver
Announcing our 2025-26 Season!
The Winter-Ebersohl Duo: Two instruments, five composers, and one very curious cat.
Paul Lewis returns to the FCM stage for a third time, performing his program "Mozart Plus."
https://newmancenter.evenue.net/events/friends-of-chamber-music
Friends of Chamber Music presents an intimate Music Salon featuring pianist Paul Lewis
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From returning artists such as the Pacifica Quartet and Tafelmusik, to newer artists such as pianist Zlata Chochieva and Owls, this varied season has something for everyone.
https://newmancenter.evenue.net/events/friends-of-chamber-music
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Beautiful music is good for the soul. That’s why we’re here, and it’s why bringing the world’s top artists to our Denver stage is only part of what we do.
Look for us at your local library, art museum, or even a bar near you.
We’re bringing chamber music to young audiences through our education program.
Concert and events—so much beautiful music!
Help us bring chamber music to our Colorado communities.
News and updates from your Friends.
Violinist Stefan Jackiw (jak-EEV) and pianist Kevin Ahfat will change character repeatedly at their concert for Friends of Chamber Music on December 3rd. They won't use words or paints, but they have other ways to beguile us with sounds rich in character and color....
Sharon Isbin, a master of the guitar who has had 80 works written for her, says "Every performance is different. For one thing, the Baroque was the jazz age. The guitarist was expected to improvise, to add embellishments. If a section is repeated, I play it straight...
“Coming to a concert means hearing that music created in the moment—four people in conversation, finishing each other’s sentences, building something together. It’s fresh every single time, and it only exists because the audience is there to hear it.” – Mark Holloway, violist, Pacifica Quartet
