ABOUT THE WESTCHESTER CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY
The Westchester Chamber Music
Society is celebrating its 68th anniversary during the 2018-2019 season.
Led by its President, Dr. Caroline Bauman, The Westchester Chamber Music
Society has been bringing first-rate artists to Westchester, including the
renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma; the Antonin String Quartet, with violinist Glenn
Dicterow; the Emerson, Brentano, and Kalichstein ensembles; and
award-winning young talent, including the Dover String Quartet and The
Frisson Ensemble.
We present five concerts each year on Sunday afternoons at 4pm at Congregation Emanuel-El of Westchester on Westchester Avenue in Rye, just east of Kenilworth Road. Performers and audiences agree that the hall has excellent acoustics and is especially well suited for chamber music. The performance space is conveniently located minutes from The Cross-Westchester (Route 287) near Exit 9, and there is also plenty of convenient, free parking at our location.
"We have many longtime subscribers and newer members who enjoy the unique experience of listening to chamber music in a space similar in size to the ones in which Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven originally performed," said Dr. Bauman.
We also invite our audience to meet the musicians after each concert at an informal reception at which refreshments are served.
Season subscriptions are $175, individual tickets are $40, and students are always free.
We present five concerts each year on Sunday afternoons at 4pm at Congregation Emanuel-El of Westchester on Westchester Avenue in Rye, just east of Kenilworth Road. Performers and audiences agree that the hall has excellent acoustics and is especially well suited for chamber music. The performance space is conveniently located minutes from The Cross-Westchester (Route 287) near Exit 9, and there is also plenty of convenient, free parking at our location.
"We have many longtime subscribers and newer members who enjoy the unique experience of listening to chamber music in a space similar in size to the ones in which Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven originally performed," said Dr. Bauman.
We also invite our audience to meet the musicians after each concert at an informal reception at which refreshments are served.
Season subscriptions are $175, individual tickets are $40, and students are always free.
