Synonyms for chamber music

Grammar : Noun

Définition of chamber music

noun classical music performed by a small group of musicians

Example sentences :

In chamber music, Marguerite Melville has produced some worthy works.
Extract from : « Woman's Work in Music » by Arthur Elson

It is her chamber music, however, that is responsible for her greatest triumphs.
Extract from : « Woman's Work in Music » by Arthur Elson

His one volume of verse, Chamber Music, was published in this country in 1918.
Extract from : « Modern British Poetry » by Various

Last year, 1843, he was studying and perfecting himself in chamber music.
Extract from : « A Day with Robert Schumann » by May Byron

They are chamber music, and never were intended to be played in a large room.
Extract from : « Purcell » by John F. Runciman

Is there a lover of chamber music unfamiliar with Franz Kneisel's name?
Extract from : « Violin Mastery » by Frederick H. Martens

But he wrote two pieces of chamber music which have never been excelled—a 'cello sonata and a trio.
Extract from : « Chopin and Other Musical Essays » by Henry T. Finck

Deprived of opera, the Romans devoted themselves to oratorio—which in musical style was much the same thing—and to chamber music.
Extract from : « Handel » by Edward J. Dent

He was also very productive in the sphere of chamber music, and composed also for the stage.
Extract from : « The Violoncello and Its History » by Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski

In the same year he fixed his residence in London, where he gained popularity as a chamber music player.
Extract from : « The Violoncello and Its History » by Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski

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