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Classical Chamber Music
By chamber music is meant ensemble music for from two to about eight or nine instruments with one player to the part, as distinct from orchestral music, in which a single instrumental part is presented by anywhere from two to eighteen players. The essential trait of chamber music is its intimacy and refinement. There is neither the surge and thunder of the symphony nor the grand gesture of the operatic stage. The drama is of an inward kind. Each instrument is expected to assert itself to the full, but the style of playing differs from that of the solo virtuoso. Where the virtuoso is encouraged to exalt his own personality, the chamber-music player functions as part of a team. The Classical era saw the golden age of chamber music nature of a friendly conversation among equals.

They were shown in. Their seats were in the second row. The orchestra was just beginning to come in.

Karen had heard an orchestra once or twice on the radio. But she had never seen one. The violinists were tuning their instruments. “Where are the flutes and clarinets?” Karen asked.“They can’t be seen,” Rosalba answered, “because they are hidden behind their music stands”.

A burst of applause was heard and the first violin came in. “He always comes in alone” Rosalba explained.

Suddenly there was loud applause. The orchestra sprang to their feet. The conductor walked in with a quick step and bowed from the conductor’s platform right and left several times. All the eyes were turned to him. Then the orchestra sat down again and the conductor spread his arms. Dead silence fell in the room. The concert began. The first piece that was performed was unknown to Karen. Karen watched the conductor, fascinated. With his whole body he seemed to be drawing the music out of his players. A wave of the arm and the harp joined in. A shake of the first and the drums were heard.