Notos Chamber Music Academy

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Duration: From: August 14, 2026 to: August 22, 2026
Venue: Young Musicales Germany
Market Square 12
97990 Weikersheim
Germany
Telephone: +49 7934 9936-0
Fax:
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Instruments:

Lecturers:
violin Sindri Lederer
viola Andrea Burger
violoncello Benjamin Lai
Piano Antonia Köster
double bass
trumpet
Chamber music


Further information:
Registration deadline: 2026-06-30
Cost €595 including accommodation in
a double room and full board
(single room available for an extra charge and subject to availability)
Registration/Information: Jeunesses Musicales Germany eV.
Marktplatz 12,
97990 Weikersheim
, Germany
Telephone: +49 79349936-0
Fax:
E-mail: This email address is protected against spambots! JavaScript must be enabled to view it.
Website:
Remarks: Target group: Outstanding instrumentalists
aged 16 to 24 –
violin, viola, cello, double bass, piano, and trumpet.

Program:
The Notos Chamber Music Academy / NCMA offers participants the opportunity to play and perform with members of the Notos Quartet in various ensembles. During an intensive rehearsal period, several chamber music concert programs are developed. The experienced musicians of the Notos Quartet engage with the young talents as equals, sharing their musical thoughts and ideas to inspire and learn from one another. Communication, both personal and musical, is central to the program as the foundation of collaborative music-making.
The goal is to achieve a shared musical expression through trust and respect, thereby enabling a particularly intense chamber music experience. This includes a deep understanding of the works and the highest level of musicianship, as well as the joy of interpersonal connection and making music together, and the pleasure of sharing the music with the audience.

FONO FORUM certifies the Notos
Quartet as "among the
most outstanding chamber music ensembles of our time."
Audiences and critics alike admire not only the ensemble's "virtuosic brilliance and technical perfection" but also its "sense of balance and interplay, which makes every detail of the composition audible." The

2026 theme is "Colours."

The course
begins on Saturday, August 15, 2026, at 4:00 PM
and ends on Sunday, August 23, 2026, at approximately 2:30 PM.

Detailed information about the course schedule and repertoire can be found on the website.

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