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Ensembles in Residence

Pressenda Chamber Players

Pressenda Chamber Players, the Washington Conservatory Ensemble in Residence, is a chamber music ensemble of strings, piano, and guest artists, named for Giovanni Pressenda (1777-1854), maker of the instruments played by Founder, Artistic Director, and cellist Tobias Werner and violinist Aaron Berofsky. The Pressenda Chamber Players perform works of all eras for duos, trios, quartets, quintets, sextets, and octets and is comprised of world-class musicians from throughout the United States.

As Ensemble in Residence, the Pressenda Chamber Players perform concerts as part of the Washington Conservatory Concert Series, present lectures, and provide coaching, and chamber music play-ins, and workshops.

Visit www.pressenda.net for more information.

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