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The Raleigh Chamber Music Guild Masters Series announces its 68th season with an exciting roster of artists. We hope you share our excitement and will join us in experiencing this splendid lineup of world-class artists.
For a season brochure, email the Guild: rcmg@juno.com.
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Masters Series Concerts
Some of the world's finest historic performance scholars from Juilliard, Yale and other top institutions, offer crisp, flawless interpretations of music by the master of them all, J.S. Bach. More...
The Eroica Trio, considered the most sought-after trio in the world, returns for its fourth appearance on our Master Series. The Grammy nominated threesome captivates audiences with its technical precision, professionalism and dazzling stage presence. More...
Founded four decades ago, the Tokyo String Quartet has cemented its place among international musical titans. Few groups have reached the Tokyo's remarkable combination of grace, daring, innovation and wit. More...
Since 1994, this collection of highly acclaimed New York-based solo artists has led audiences on unique musical journeys through time and place. The quintet, the ensemble-in-residence at the Manhattan School of Music, complements vivid sonic landscapes with engaging narratives in creating an experience that is culturally enlightening and musically rich. More...
The Harlem String Quartet brings to Raleigh its pioneering mission: advancing diversity in classical music while engaging first-time audiences through a repertoire that highlights works by minority composers. The quartet, comprised of First Place Laureates of the Sphinx Competition, has won accolades from critics for its "panache" and "groundbreaking" appeal. More...
Since Misha and Cipa Dichter's first performance together in 1972, the duo has delivered exquisite performances of often-neglected works of the two-piano and piano-four-hand repertoires. "Cleverly arranged and immaculately executed ... the Dichters' playing ... proved again deeply impressive" (The Los Angeles Times). More...