Donate before 3 April and your donation will be doubled during Camerata’s 2025 Dollar-for-Dollar campaign! You can make it possible for Camerata to empower artists, inspire audiences, and enrich communities through music.
Find out moreAn inspiring and refreshing collaboration between QPAC’s Art of the Possible artist, the ARIA award-winning pianist, Paul Grabowsky AO, together with Camerata
find out morePerforming without a conductor, Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra’s Artistic Associates and their guests proudly take full ownership of their music-making in the spirit of chamber music to form a thriving, refreshing and acclaimed voice to empower artists, inspire audiences, and enrich communities through music.
Pictured: Camerata performing Serenade at the QPAC Concert Hall in 2024.
Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1987 by acclaimed string educator Elizabeth Morgan AM, as an idealistic ensemble of emerging Artists which she then formed into a professional chamber orchestra in 2005. Performing without a conductor, the Artistic Associates and their guest artists proudly take full ownership of the music to form a thriving, refreshing and acclaimed voice within the Australian arts landscape.
The constantly evolving group undertakes a major concert season annually in both Brisbane and Toowoomba. In addition, the orchestra perform regularly in festivals, collaborations, regional tours, live-to-air national broadcasts, recording, and fundraising activities. As a Queensland ensemble, Camerata provides career and performance opportunities for string players who wish to build a professional, international career from Brisbane, and as a point of attraction for those returning from overseas.
LEARN MOREThe latest news and announcements from Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra.
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