All concerts are now live again at
SECU Auditorium at
Volunteer
Dr. Stephen Reynolds - Board President
Joseph Kahn - Vice-President
Rowena Mariano - Secretary
Angela Hodge - Treasurer
Mary "Jo" Cresimore
Jeff Krolik
Kent Nakamoto
Peg O'Connell
Dan Porper
Dr. Ramachandra Reddy
Stephanie Robinson
Terry Thompson
CMR staff and board leadership with The Eroica Trio at the opening concert for Season 79 at the North Carolina Museum of History.
About Us
on Sundays
Our Mission
NC
The mission of Chamber Music Raleigh is to present exceptional and accessible chamber music experiences that enrich and connect individuals throughout the greater Raleigh community. We fulfill this mission by presenting world-class artists performing music of the highest caliber, showcasing North Carolina artists, creating opportunities for meaningful and intensive learning, and fostering a lifelong love of chamber music.
Turtle Island QUartet - April 18
Pictured left to right Sunday, Feb. 25, 2024 at NCMA are Kendall Isadore, Élise Sharp, NCMA CEO Valerie Hillings, Event Sponsor Mary J. C. "Jo" Cresimore & Dawn Johnson (The String Queens).
Volunteering at Chamber Music Raleigh is a wonderful way to meet new people and to experience great music. Volunteers are needed to serve on programming & event committees, distribute programs, greet patrons in the lobby and assist staff with security. To find out more about opportunities to help...
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(919) 821-2030
Our History
Chamber Music Raleigh was founded as the Raleigh Chamber Music Guild by a group of about twenty local professional musicians and music lovers in 1941. Held on April 25, the first concert was presented in the Raleigh Little Theatre and featured Edgar and Dorothy Alden, Charlotte Houston Atkinson, Herbert Bird, violins; Katherine Eide, William Klenz, Peter Farrell, cellos; Christian Kutschinski, Julia Mueller, Paul Oncley, violas; Henry Bruinsma, double bass; Aileen McMillan, Dorothy Phelps, piano. READ MORE