Chamber

Chamber music is a classical genre traditionally composed for small ensembles, often performed in intimate settings such as salons or churches. Characterized by its intricate interplay between instruments—typically strings, woodwinds, or voices—chamber music emphasizes nuance, balance, and expressive depth. Ensembles like the Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra and London Oratory Schola Cantorum highlight the genre's versatility, from early Baroque sacred works to Romantic string quartets. Often performed without a conductor, chamber music fosters a collaborative dialogue, blending refined technical skill with emotional subtlety to create harmonious and introspective musical experiences.

Korngold: Die stumme Serenade, Op. 36: No. 23, Ohne Dich (Transcr. Sonnenmoser for Violin & Piano)

Erich Wolfgang Korngold•

Bomsori•

Thomas Hoppe

Single - Released April 18, 2025