Chamber Music Program
The string chamber music program is directed by members of the Kairos Quartet, which is the resident ensemble of Central Washington University. In the Chamber Music Seminar the Kairos Quartet combines coachings and master classes to maximize student learning.

Past Ensembles:
Abraxas Quartet performed in final round of the national Fischoff Chamber Music Competition. Gestalt Quartet went to the final round of the Music Teachers National Association Competition.
Atropos Quartet, "The Sirens" Quartet and Gryphon Quartet actively performed on-campus and doing outreach in the community and across the state.



Piano Chamber Music Class
Taught by piano professor Dr. John Pickett, this course allows string players to explore the vast sonata and piano&string chamber music repertoire with accomplished student pianists. The class is usually taught in masterclass format.

Classics in Ellensburg Series
Professor Rehkopf organizes a series of concert events designed to attract audiences that would otherwise not attend classical music concerts. The First Friday Brown Bag Concerts affords numerous opportunities for student performances.

Other chamber music performance opportunites include Studio Class, Convocation/Recital Hour, String Studio Concerts, Student Recitals, Studio Projects, and Farrell Merit Projects that are described in more detail in the solo opportunities section above.








CWU Kairos Chamber Music Lyceum
Summer chamber music workshop for advanced high school and college at students. For more information please see the Kairos Lyceum website.

 

Chamber Music