List of chamber music festivals

The following is an incomplete list of chamber music festivals, which encapsulates music festivals focused on chamber music. Chamber music is a form of classical music that is composed for a small group of instruments—traditionally a group that could fit in a palace chamber or any small chamber. Most broadly, it includes any art music that is performed by a small number of performers, with one performer to a part. From its earliest beginnings in the Medieval period to the present, chamber music has been a reflection of the changes in the technology and the society that produced it.[1]

Main articles: Chamber music and List of music festivals
List of chamber music festivals
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General Information
Related genresChamber music, classical music
LocationWorldwide
Related eventsCategory:Music festivals, concert tour, music festival, opera festivals, Celtic music festivals, early music festivals, contemporary classical music festival, old-time music festivals

The following lists have some or total overlap:

Festivals
Festival name Location Years Notes
Appalachian Chamber Music Festival United States 2021-present
Atlantic Music FestivalUnited States2009–present
Australian Festival of Chamber MusicAustralia1991–present
Bangalow Music FestivalAustralia2002–present
Beethoven Festival Park CityUnited States1984–present
Bridgehampton Chamber Music FestivalUnited States-present
Chamber Music Northwest Summer FestivalUnited States1971–present
Delft Chamber Music FestivalDelft, Netherlands1997–present
East Neuk FestivalScotland-present
GAIA Chamber Music FestivalSwitzerland2006–present
Geelvinck Fortepiano Festival-present
Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival Summer FestivalUnited States1994–present
HIghlands-Cashiers Chamber Music FestivalUnited States1981–present
InterHarmony International Music FestivalGermany/Italy-present
International Chamber Music Festival of CervoCervo, Italy-present
International Chamber Music Festival PlovdivPlovdiv, Bulgaria1964–present
International Academy of MusicCastelnuovo di Garfagnana, Italy2003–present
International Chamber Music Festival UtrechtUtrecht, Netherlands-present
Kimito Island Music FestivalFinland-present
Kingston Chamber Music FestivalRhode Island, United States1989–present
Komorniki Festival of Organ and Chamber MusicPoland-present
Kuhmo Chamber Music FestivalFinland-present
La MusicaFlorida, United States-present
Lockenhaus Chamber Music FestivalAustria-present
Madison-Morgan Chamber Music FestivalUnited States2002–present
MasterWorks FestivalUnited States-present
Missouri Chamber Music FestivalUnited States-present
Musica Viva FestivalAustralia2009–present
Music@MenloUnited States2002–present
Music Mountain Summer Chamber Music FestivalUnited States-present
Mendelssohn on Mull FestivalScotland1988–present
Newport Music FestivalRhode Island, United States1969–present
Nevada Chamber Music Festival United States 2004- present
Norfolk Chamber Music FestivalUnited States1880s-present
NYU SummerStringsUnited States-present
Olympic Music FestivalUnited States1984–present
Omnipresent Music FestivalUnited States-present
Orfeo Music FestivalItaly2002–present
Orvieto MusicaUnited States/Italy1994–present
Ottawa ChamberfestCanada-present
Portland Chamber Music FestivalUnited States-present
Quadra Island Festival of Chamber MusicCanada2011–present
Rafael Méndez Brass InstituteUnited States-present
Rome Chamber Music FestivalItaly2004–present
Rosamunde FestivalCanada2014-present
Santa Fe Chamber Music FestivalUnited States-present
SpannungenGermany1998–present
Sunflower Music FestivalUnited States1987–present
The Tuckamore Festival[2]Canada2001–present
West Cork Chamber Music FestivalIreland1996–present
Zagreb Kom[3]Croatia2006-2019

See also
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References
  1. Estelle Ruth Jorgensen, The Art of Teaching Music (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2008): 153–54. ISBN 978-0-253-35078-7 (cloth); ISBN 978-0-253-21963-3 (pbk).
  2. https://tuckamorefestival.ca/
  3. Zagrebački međunarodni festival komorne glazbe (in Croatian)
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