The Auditorium Chamber Music Series has become a cultural institution on the Palouse, drawing audiences from
around the region. The series presents some of the world's finest chamber
ensembles - from traditional string quartets to new music ensembles and a
cappella choral groups - and places these extraordinary musicians in
university and public school classrooms and community centers around the
Palouse.
All concerts are on Tuesdays at 7:30 PM in the University of Idaho Auditorium in the north wing of the Administration Building in Moscow, Idaho.
Borealis String Quartet
Thursday, January 21, 2010
One of Canada's most exciting ensembles performs classic works for string quartet including Beethoven's Opus 95 (the "Serioso").
Amelia Piano Trio
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Recently featured as Ensemble-in-Residence on NPR's "Performance Today," this rising star among American piano trios presents a program that includes the music of Antonin Dvorak and the neo-romantic American composer John Harbison.
Pacific Rims Ensemble
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Cornish College has garnered an American Masters grant from the NEA to organize this performance of music by John Cage, Henry Cowell and Lou Harrison. Performed by the Pacific Rims Percussion Quartet with flute, piano, and violin soloists, it celebrates the 1939 tour "Drums along the Pacific" which Cage and friends presented at the University of Idaho and other Northwest venues.
Concerts Earlier This Season
The Tudor Choir (September 15, 2009)Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (October 27, 2009)