We regret that our upcoming line-up of concerts had to be postponed

After careful consideration in light of the time we are all facing, the Board of Directors for the Chamber Music Sedona have decided to postpone all concerts for the season, but have embarked on some new plans for the spring.

We are working on a Spring Music Festival that will have limited seating and be held outdoors at various venues.  Our goal is to keep everyone safe while still enjoying the incredible music we all love. If you would like to contribute or sponsor this Festival, let us know!  We are very excited to have Nicholas Canellakis create this program and will know more about the artists and venues in the coming months. We will let you know when we have the program for the Festival in hand and will post it here on the website.

As we have for all of our 37 years, the board, staff, and musicians are fortunate to be able to continue to support our community in a variety of ways, even in these difficult times. We are ever grateful to our donors and our grantors for your support of our programs and continue to look for ways to serve our community. We very much appreciate your patronage and support in these most difficult of times.

A special treat for our supporters!

Chamber Music Sedona Artistic Director Nick Canellakis sits down with pianist/composer Michael Brown to talk music, Sedona, and give a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Nocturne for cello and piano.

Chamber Music Sedona would like to thank you for the many expressions of concern and support we have received. If you would like to help support the Chamber Music Sedona during these challenging times, please donate today.

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