What is Chamber Music?

Chamber music is classical music originally intended to be performed in small places (small halls, even home living rooms), by small groups of musicians (usually one to four, though sometimes up to eight).

Chamber music ensembles traditionally include duos, the string quartet, piano trio, piano quartet, string trio and wind ensembles. Wellington Chamber Music concerts also include solo piano, singers and early music, with repertoire sourced from the Baroque period to recently commissioned works.

Sunday Concerts

Wellington Chamber Music presents chamber music concerts in its Sunday Concerts series on selected Sunday afternoons at 3.00 pm in the Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall.

This venue holds up to 280 people in tiered seating. Free programmes are provided at each concert. Refreshments can be purchased at the Ilott Theatre prior to each concert and during the interval.

There is disability access and spaces for wheel chairs. Car parking is available in nearby parking buildings.

Bookings

Download the Brochure and Booking Form for Sunday Concerts 2012 (1.3MB)

Tickets for Sunday Concerts subscriptions or individual concerts are also sold at Ticketek outlets. Alternatively book by telephone on 04 384 3840 or online through the Ticketek website: Ticketek

Claim your 22% discount

Subscribe to the whole series of six Sunday Concerts 2012 and save 22% on the cost of individual concerts. This discount applies for all subscriptions booked before the first concert on 22 April.

*Any seats remaining unallocated after mail, phone and counter bookings have been satisfied, will be available on the day of the concert from Ticketek.

There are excellent concessions for people under 26.

CONTACT US:

If you would like to join our mailing and/or email lists, please email your contact details to:
sundayconcerts@paradise.net.nz

Latest Concert Review

Season 2012, Sunday 22 April - Akoka Quartet

These young New Zealanders have all studied in the United Kingdom, and are currently playing profess...

Rosemary Collier (www.middle-c.org), Sunday 22 April

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Season 2012


Wellington Chamber Music proudly presents Sunday Concerts 2012, featuring the finest of New Zealand’s musicians and some from further afield.

During 2012 we welcome some old friends and look forward to some wonderful new ensemble and solo performances too. The Amici Ensemble returns with guest pianist Diedre Irons, and Richard Mapp joins with Anna van der Zee and Paul Mitchell as the new Poneke Trio.

Fine musicians making their debut Sunday Concerts appearance are the virtuoso pianists Xiang ZOU and Jian LIU, talented young UK-based New Zealanders in the Akoka Quartet, Auckland artists Stephen de Pledge and Martin Rummel, and Wellington’s own Kugeltov Klezmer Quartet with guest clarinetist Philip Green.

Stephen de Pledge and Martin Rummel

Sunday 10 June 3:00 pm

Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall

PROGRAMME:

Beethoven – Sonata in C major, Opus 102 No.1
Schnittke – Sonata No.1
Stravinsky – Suite italienne
Shostakovich – Sonata, Opus40

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Kugeltov Klezmer Quartet with Philip Green

Sunday 24 June 3:00 pm

Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall

PROGRAMME:

A programme of traditional klezmer music, alongside original pieces by composer and accordionist Ross Harris.

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Xiang ZOU and Jian LIU

Sunday 29 July 3:00 pm

Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall

PROGRAMME:

Ligeti - Complete Études
Debussy - Complete Études

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Amici Ensemble with Diedre Irons

Sunday 12 August 3:00 pm

Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall

PROGRAMME:

Mozart – Piano Quartet in G minor, K478
Dutilleux – Ainsi la nuit (1976)
Brahms - Quintet for Piano and Strings in F minor, Opus 34

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Poneke Trio

Sunday 30 September 3:00 pm

Ilott Theatre, Wellington Town Hall

PROGRAMME:

Dvořák - Trio No 4 in E minor ‘Dumky’
Kodály - Duo for Violin and Cello, Opus 7
Shostakovich – Piano Trio No 2 in E minor, Opus 67

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