Sunday ConcertsWhile the 2020 series has finished we have arranged the 2021 series. Wellington Chamber Music presents chamber music concerts in its Sunday Concerts series on selected Sunday afternoons at 3 pm at St Andrew’s on the Terrace. Concerts typically finish before 5 pm. Click here to download a summary of the 2021 series (PDF) Booking options:Seating for all concerts will be by General Admission. Full series subscribers *SAVE 25% on single ticket prices. A standard subscription is $210 and an under 26 subscription $60. Single adult tickets are $40 each. For people under 26, single tickets are $10. A. Postal or email Bookings:Series subscriptions (all 7 concerts) and individual concerts Postal bookings for the full series are available only through Wellington Chamber Music Trust, up to the day of the first concert 18 April 2021. We can no longer accept cheques so please use internet banking. Click to download the one-page Booking Form Print and complete the Booking Form and either email it to sundayconcertsnz@gmail.com or post to: Wellington Chamber Music Trust 23 Ngatoto Street Ngaio Wellington 6035 B. All Other Bookings:Individual concerts only Single tickets are $40, or $10 for those under 26. You can buy single tickets by: 1. booking online at Eventfinda www.eventfinda.co.nz/; 2. *booking over the counter at ‘Visitor i-Sites’ in Wellington, Lower Hutt, Carterton, Masterton and Martinborough; 3. phoning Eventfinda: 0800BUYTIX or 0800 289-849 Notes: • Eventfinda will not accept postal bookings or payment by cheque. • Tickets for all online and phone bookings will be emailed to you. Fees: There may be both a booking fee and a payment fee Booking fees: • Online: No charge • Visitor i-Sites: $3 per ticket • Phone: $4.50 per ticket Payment fees: • Credit card: 2.5% of the ticket price • EFT/POS at Visitor i-Sites: No charge C. Door sales:Only cash will be accepted If a concert has not sold out beforehand, you can buy tickets at the venue from 2:30 pm on the day of the concert. Subscription tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the first concert only. Attending our concertsFind out how to get to St Andrews on The Terrace. Free programmes are provided at each concert. Unfortunately, there are no refreshments available. Disability AccessThere is disability access and space for wheel chairs at the venue. ParkingCar parking is available in nearby parking buildings on The Terrace or Bolton Street and on nearby streets. Concert remindersIf you would like to keep up to date with our activities and receive concert reminders, then join our mailing and/or email lists by emailing us your contact details or register on the website. New to 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, string trios, string quartets, piano trios, piano quartets, and wind ensembles. Wellington Chamber Music concerts may also include solo piano, singers and early music, with repertoire sourced from the Baroque period to recently commissioned works. Click here to find out more about what chamber music means to the musicians and their audiences. Latest Concert ReviewSeason 2014, Sunday 18 May - John Chen*Brilliant and vibrant exuberance from John Chen* *JOHN CHEN (piano)* Presented by Wellington ... Peter Mechen, Middle-C, Sunday 18 May |
Wellington Chamber Music proudly presents Sunday Concerts 2021 – seven concerts featuring some of New Zealand’s finest musicians. The programmes feature a wide range of mainstream classics alongside newer works by composers from New Zealand and elsewhere.
Trio Élan (violin, saxophone and piano)Sunday 18 April 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Russ Peterson Trio for Alto Saxophone, Violin & Piano Peter Liley (NZ) – “Deux Images” for Trio Claude Debussy – Violin Sonata in G minor Marc Eychenne – Cantilene and Dance Gareth Farr (NZ) – Meditation (sax and piano) Astor Piazzolla – Otono Porteno Gareth Farr (NZ) – Tango: Un Verano de Passion Ibell & Thomson (cello and piano)Sunday 09 May 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Manuel de Falla – Suite Populaire Espagnole Claire Cowan (NZ) – New commission Dmitri Shostakovich – Selections from ‘The Limpid Stream’ Nadia Boulanger – Three Pieces for Cello & Piano Astor Piazzolla – Le Grand Tango Johannes Brahms – Cello Sonata No 2 in F major Op 99 Jade Quartet (string quartet)Sunday 27 June 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Joseph Haydn – The Seven Last Words of Christ (selections) David Hamilton (NZ) – New commission Chris Adams (NZ) – Proclamations, Canons and Dances Franz Schubert – String Quartet No. 14 D810 ‘Death and the Maiden’ Lorelle McNaughton (solo piano)Sunday 25 July 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Claude Debussy – Estampes Isaac Albéniz – Iberia Maurice Ravel – Selection from Miroirs Manuel de Falla – Cuatro Piezas Españolas Les VoisinsSunday 15 August 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Robert de Visée – Chaconne in G major (Solo Theorbo) Jean Marie Leclair – Sonata for Violin and Continuo, Op. 2, No. 1 in E minor Robert de Visée – Prelude/Les Sylvains de Mr. Couperin (Solo Theorbo) Marin Marais – Sonnerie de Ste. Geneviève du Mont-de-Paris Alex Taylor (NZ) – The French Baroque reimagined (Violin, Cello and Theorbo) Maurice Ravel – Sonata for Violin and Cello Django Reinhardt – Nuages, Sweet Georgia Brown, Minor Swing, Daphne Argyle Trio (piano trio)Sunday 12 September 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Camille Saint-Saëns – Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op 92 Maurice Ravel – Piano Trio in A minor, M.67 Johannes Brahms – Piano Trio No.1 in B major Op.8 (revised) Amici EnsembleSunday 03 October 3:00 pm St. Andrews on The Terrace Franz Liszt – Hungarian Rhapsody No 9 in E major, “Carneval de Pest” (version for piano trio) Wolfgang Mozart – String Quintet in G minor, K516 Ernest Chausson – Concert for Violin, Piano and String Quartet in D major Op.21 |
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