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Event Cost: $ 1000 (USD)
Carriage House Violins – Johnson String Instrument
236 Huntington Ave, Suite 304 Boston MA
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CelloBello Announces May 2025 In-Person Chamber Music Intensive in Boston
May 23–26, 2025 | Presented in partnership with Carriage House Violins, Chamber Music America, and New England Conservatory
CelloBello is thrilled to announce its 2025 In-Person Chamber Music Intensive, Friday, May 23 through Monday, May 26 (Memorial Day). This dynamic four-day event invites string quartets and piano trios of all ages and levels—from pre-college,emerging young artists to passionate adult amateurs—to experience the joy of chamber music under the guidance of world-renowned artists. Perform — or Just Come Play for Fun!
The CelloBello Chamber Music Intensive is presented in collaboration with Carriage House Violins, Chamber Music America, and New England Conservatory, with activities held at the CHV Boston showroom and Jordan and Brown Halls at NEC.
Participants will benefit from a robust and engaging schedule, including:
Cost: $1000 per participant -Includes all coachings, masterclass and concert performance opportunities, continental breakfasts, opening and closing receptions, final lunch, and admission to all events.
Installment plans available
All proceeds go to support the educational initiatives of CelloBello, a non-profit 501(c)3
For String Quartets and Piano Trios of All Ages and Abilities. Perform — or Just Come Play for Fun!
Pre-formed groups and individuals welcome; individuals will be thoughtfully placed into ensembles
Registration is now open. Space is limited and early application is encouraged.
For more information or to inquire about payment plans, please contact [email protected].
CelloBello extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Springer-Lu Family Foundation
for their generous scholarship support, which benefits this Chamber Music Intensive
as well as many of our other programs.
We also thank Carriage House Violins for their support in making this Intensive possible.
You may notice that CelloBello looks a little different right now, and that new content and updates have temporarily slowed. That’s intentional: behind the scenes, we are carefully preparing for CelloBello’s next chapter as part of Chamber Music America.
Our priority during this transition is to thoughtfully preserve the remarkable resources, knowledge, and community that CelloBello has built over the years while preparing a new home that will extend its reach and connect it to CMA’s national community of musicians, ensembles, educators, presenters, and advocates.
We’re excited about what’s ahead and look forward to sharing much more soon. Thank you for your patience as this work progresses —please continue to enjoy CelloBello and check back for updates!
Kevin Kwan Loucks
CEO, Chamber Music America
Paul Katz
Founder and Artistic Director, CelloBello