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.

Program Details

  • Expert Coaching: Main coaching provided by a core chamber music teacher, plus lessons from specialists in other instruments for diverse experience.
  • 9 Lessons Per Term: 1-hour sessions, once a week at Symphonia Music.
  • Facilities: Room hire fees are included.
  • Performance: Regular performance opportunities and invitations to perform in public-facing concerts (at Symphonia Music and external venues).
  • Support: Assistance with organising the group to ensure it runs smoothly.
  • Perks: Discounts for Symphonia Music events (masterclasses, concerts, workshops).

$500 - $650 / per person, per term

Why Join? Life Skills & Musical Development ▾

Life Skills

  • Confidence & Self-Esteem: Playing in a small group boosts confidence as each musician's part is crucial to the overall performance.
  • Teamwork: Teaches students how to listen actively and make collective decisions. Each member's contribution is vital.
  • Communication: Musicians learn to communicate non-verbally through gestures and body language.
  • Adaptability: Adjusting to different group dynamics and performance settings develops flexibility.
  • Leadership: Taking on various roles within the group helps students develop initiative.

Musical Development

  • Intonation & Rhythm: Chamber music demands precision. Students refine skills by listening and adjusting to fellow musicians.
  • Interpretation: Without a conductor, students must interpret the music collaboratively, enhancing musical sensitivity.
  • Repertoire: Exposure to a diverse range of classical works, expanding understanding of different styles and historical contexts.

Ready to form an ensemble?

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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.