Chamber Music Excellence Program
MORE THAN INDIVIDUAL LESSONS
Individual lessons develop the musician. Chamber music teaches young musicians how to listen, respond, communicate and create together.
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Deeper Listening
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Musical Communication
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Ensemble Skills
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Confidence
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Responsibility & Leadership
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Friendship Through Music
LEARN FROM PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS
Professional Guidance · Chamber Music Expertise · Continuous Musical Growth
From first ensemble experience to confident performance, students receive professional guidance as they develop deeper listening, musical communication, ensemble skills and artistic independence.
Mr Ilya Isakovich
Ms Emma Jardine
Violin
Violin
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Head of Chamber Music
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Founding Member & Violinist, Streeton Trio
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International chamber musician and music educator
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Former Sydney Conservatorium teaching experience
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Violinist, Australian Chamber Orchestra
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International concert violinist and chamber musician
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Experienced mentor of young musicians
Mr Frank Celata
Ms Rena Moore
Clarinet
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Associate Principal Clarinet, Sydney Symphony Orchestra
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Lecturer in Clarinet, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
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Founding Member, Sydney Soloists
Cello
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Professional cellist and chamber/orchestral musician
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Sydney Conservatorium trained
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Performed with Australian Youth Orchestra, Willoughby Symphony and leading ensembles
IS CHAMBER MUSIC RIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD?
GENERAL SUITABILITY GUIDELINES
Sydney Chamber Music welcomes developing young musicians who are ready to experience the joy and challenge of making music with others.
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Approximately 2+ years of instrumental study
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Generally around Grade 2-3 level or above, or equivalent
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Able to read music with reasonable independence
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Interested in playing and learning with other young musicians
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Ready to develop listening, confidence and ensemble skills
THE RIGHT ENSEMBLE MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Chamber music works best when students are thoughtfully matched.
Students are matched according to:
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Age
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Instrument
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Musical level
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Playing experience
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Ensemble suitability
Possible formations include
Duos
Piano Ensembles
Trios
Other Small Ensembles
String Quartets
