In this free, virtual performance, Hub New Music premieres "New Addresses" by Christopher Cerrone, commissioned by Friends of Chamber Music.
"go, listen, and be changed" - the Boston Globe
This special performance was recorded for FCM audiences at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. Program is available to stream for free through October 31.
Recorded in late 2020 against the backdrop of uncertainty, unrest, and introspection, Ensemble Faucheux put together a program spanning 400 years that meets our moment and expresses the power of music to lift, heal, and transform.
Friends of Chamber Music presents the Aizuri Quartet in an on demand virtual recital, available April 21 - May 2, 2021. The quartet’s program, “What’s Past is Prologue,” juxtaposes early music with new works, drawing their inspiration from the past.
One of the most celebrated pianists of our time, world-renowned Sir András Schiff is also a conductor, pedagogue and lecturer. While we had hoped to hear him live in Gates Hall, we hope you'll enjoy this virtual performance of masterworks, recorded in Zürich, Switzerland at the Church of St. Peter.
Friends of Chamber Music presents pianist Jeremy Denk in an On Demand virtual recital, available January 20-27, 2021. The New York Times hails Jeremy Denk as someone “you want to hear no matter what he performs.”
This virtual program, recorded live at the Clyfford Still Museum, will stream on the Friends of Chamber Music's Facebook page and YouTube channel starting at 1 p.m. on December 13.
Don’t miss the Rocky Mountain Region Premiere of the film "The Bowmakers, " now through December 31! It is a treat for anyone who loves classical music, is a musician, or has musicians in the family.
Available through Sunday, December 31.
This virtual program, recorded live at the Clyfford Still Museum, will stream on the Friends of Chamber Music's Facebook page and YouTube channel starting at 1 p.m. on November 8.
FCM is pleased to present an exclusive streamed performance by clarinetist Anthony McGill, winner of the 2020 Avery Fisher Prize, joined by pianist Anna Polonsky, performing Brahms's Clarinet Sonata No. 2 and James Lee III's 2015 work, Ad Anah?. The performance concludes with a conversation on music and social justice issues with Roger Holland, DU faculty member and Director of the Spirituals Project.