Symphonia Chamber Music

What is chamber music?

Chamber music is a form of classical music composed for a small group of instruments, traditionally designed to be performed in a private room or small hall. Typically, chamber music ensembles consist of 2 to 9 musicians (such as string quartets or piano trios), with each performer playing their own part.

Programme details

• Expert coachingMain coaching provided by a core chamber music teacher, plus lessons from specialists in other instruments for diverse experience.
• 9 lessons per term1 hour sessions, once a week at Symphonia Music.
• FacilitiesRoom hire fees are included.
• PerformanceRegular performance opportunities and invitations to perform in public facing concerts at Symphonia Music and external venues.
• SupportAssistance with organising the group to ensure it runs smoothly.
• PerksAccess to Symphonia Member Benefits including event discounts, masterclasses, and workshops.

Note. Grade requirements in the form are used only to identify the student's playing level. It is not necessary to have completed grade exams. A short video clip of the student's playing may be required.

Exam support

Student benefits and facilities

• Experienced preparationExpert guidance for ABRSM and Trinity College exams.
• Personalised prepTailored lessons to ensure each student is fully prepared.
• Registration assistanceSupport with hassle free exam registration.
• Professional recordingAccess to our concert hall for recording exam performances.