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Welcome to the Music Chamber! This site was created so that
people could gain an understanding and appreciation for chamber
music. You don't have to be able to play an instrument or have a
degree in music to enjoy this wonderful art. Inside this site, you
will find information on instruments and music theory. We have also
compiled material on every major period, composer, and piece--all
presented in a relaxed and accessible manner. We have split the
site up into several sections:
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A brief introduction to chamber music: what exactly
is it? Also, we'll give you some tips and info on how to navigate
through our site and make the most of your experience here. If
you're not looking for anything specific, this is an ideal entry
point into the Music Chamber.
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The violin, viola, cello, and piano -- the tools of
the trade. Learn about their origins and evolution and find out
about how these valuable instruments really work.
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While it won't exactly turn you into the next
Mozart, our series of music theory lessons will at least acquaint
you with the basic elements necessary for a good understanding of
music.
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From the early days of Haydn and the 18th century,
all the way up through Philip Glass and minimalism, we examine
every time period and artistic movement.
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Meet the geniuses behind the music. Learn about
their lives, their passions, and their inspirations. You can browse
by name, by period, or by country.
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A full listing of virtually every major trio,
quartet and quintet ever written. We'll give you the opportunity to
add your own input on any piece you like. If you prefer not to go
through all 600+ works, we've selected The 15 Greatest, with
RealAudio performances of each piece.
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Interact with other chamber music enthusiasts. Take
our quizzes; discuss chamber music among other musicians; vote in
our on-line polls
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Search through the entire Music Chamber to find
exactly what you want
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