Chamber Music Magazine
Chamber Music is the only national magazine dedicated to the art and business of small ensemble music. A benefit of CMA membership, it’s essential reading for everyone in the chamber music community.
Spring 2024
Ted Hearne & Matana Roberts
The composer-performers talk about changing landscapes—for their art forms, their communities, and in terms of the literal la
Spring 2022
CMA Duos: Caroline Shaw & Jason Treuting
The composer and percussionist discuss their recent collaborations, juggling, John Cage, and how much of a composition should
Fall 2021
The Spirit That Moves Her
Courtney Bryan sees her paths as classical composer, jazz pianist and church musician as one shared faith.
Spring 2021
Alicia Hall Moran: A Kind of Yes
In her role as Chamber Music Artist-in-Residence at the Frost School of Music, Alicia Hall Moran seeks both small and large m
Summer 2020
Q&A: Michelle Ramos of Alternate ROOTS
An interview with the civil rights lawyer-turned-arts leader on the racial and economic inequities of the pandemic and the in
Summer 2019
CMA Duos: George Lewis & Christian Wolff
The two composers discuss their crisscrossing histories, the unique challenges of teaching one’s own compositions, and their
Spring 2019
CMA Duos: Sarah Hennies & Ingrid Laubrock
The percussionist and saxophonist discuss process, place, and Hennies’ recent multimedia work, Contralto.
Winter 2019
CMA Duos: Milford Graves & Jason Moran
The drummer and pianist compare notes on their years of studying, teaching, and improvising.
Fall 2018
CMA Duos: Kris Davis and Mary Halvorson
The pianist and guitarist discuss writing lyrics, foregoing chord charts, and why playing for a distracted audience can...
Summer 2018
CMA Duos: Okkyung Lee and Craig Taborn
The cellist and keyboardist met up at the 2018 Big Ears Festival to discuss improvisation, collaboration, and the confines of