Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings presents three innovative chamber music series designed to create a personal connection between audience members and classical music,
Our highly acclaimed musicians are as passionate about classical music as they are for community outreach and connecting to today’s audience. DCWS concerts provide a unique opportunity to share personal insight into established and new works from the chamber music canon. Through compelling programming and interactive elements, listeners are guided through an in-depth exploration of a wide variety of works.
We can all agree that music is a universal way to bring us together. Join DCWS in our 43rd Season as we reconnect through an exceptional chamber music experience that is innovative and engaging.
You can purchase tickets by phone from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday at 248-559-2095
All tickets are $5 more when purchased at the door. $1.25 per ticket for online purchases.
Co-sponsored by Center for Financial Planning and Kate & Randy Safford After many years, DCWS Holiday Brass returns to the magnificent Christ Church Cranbrook with choirs from Rochester, Stoney Creek,...
Our annual Holiday Brass concert returns to the magnificent St. Matthew’s & St. Joseph’s Church with the splendid choir from Ann Arbor Pioneer High School.
Co-sponsored by Richard McClelland and the Family of Carroll V. Williams Structurally Sound presents the Spiral Quartet, four of America’s leading trombone players, each African American. The quartet includes our...
Sponsored by Lillian & Walter Dean DCWS/DSO flutist Amanda Blaikie is joined by DCWS friends for the premiere performance of a Resonate composition, written for DCWS by Michigan native Jordyn...
Sponsored by Lurline & Kingsley Sears DSO concertmaster Robyn Bollinger is joined by her stand mate, Kimberly Kaloyanides Kennedy, as well as violist James VanValkenburg and cellist Jeremy Crosmer. Their...
This Nightnotes features the newest Detroit Symphony Orchestra brass player, trumpeter James Vaughen, performing an eclectic mix of works for trumpet and piano.
Structurally Sound invites DCWS musicians Tim McAllister, Robert White and their friends to program musical selections inspired by words from upcoming Detroit playwrights selected by the Detroit Public Theatre.
Sponsored by Andrea Wulf This Nightnotes features sister-brother duo Harper Randolph, viola, and Cole Randolph, cello. Harper is the Detroit Symphony Orchestra African American Orchestra Fellow, a role previously held...
DCWS returns to the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, sharing the stage at the Seligman Performing Arts Center with great musicians from around the globe.
