V Chamber Music Festival "FESTARI" was held in Riga November 17^th -19^th, 2011.

• Festival Program

Next FESTARI Chamber Music Festival will be held in early November 2012 in Tartu, Estonia.

• one-to-one instrumental vocal teaching  (Flyer)
• small group and ensemble coaching  (Flyer)

Each workshop is two days and is run in collaboration with the Institute of Education. You can participate in them as stand alone continuing professional development or gain accreditation for them at Masters level.

Unfortunately the deadline for inscription was 7 November but queries about availabilities remaining can be addressed to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The workshops will be held at the Guildhall School and Institute of Education. They will offer insights into relevant research and the development of next practice, and will draw on the experience of all participants, providing a space for sharing expertise and issues. They will help to establish a stronger network between musicians in relation to their teaching at this level, and will provide a key resource for institutions in meeting quality assurance requirements. The above modules form part of the School’s professional development framework.

ChamberStudio http://chamberstudio.org/ is delighted to be hosting a special visit from the distinguished Hungarian musician Ferenc Rados on 27 November 2011. The masterclasses will be in Hall 2 at Kings Place in London. The Belcea Quartet, Barbirolli Quartet, Lawson Piano Trio and Wu Quartet will be playing to him.

The ChamberStudio masterclasses continue every Sunday from October to May, given by many of the eminent chamber musicians in Europe.

ChamberStudio is honored to be hosting a second visit from Shmuel Ashkenasi on 20 May 2012.

The chamber music department at Metropolia University is presenting its annual first term chamber music marathon. The programs and number of students participating is a testament to the engagement of the teachers and the overall importance of chamber music in the program. Professors Keijo Aho (chamber music and oboe) and Pekka Helasvuo (chamber music, violin, orchestra) have been teaching a total of about 30 ensembles, which will present three long concerts starting 28.11. The next are 16.12. and 19.12. Although the repertoire for these first term concerts is mostly standard, concerts in the spring will include more contemporary music.

Program of the first concert >>

Concerto Málaga will have its debut at the Berlin Philharmonie on 8 December and announces the release of a new CD for Deutsche Grammophon with Los Romeros.

http://www.concertomalaga.com/ver-noticia?not=100