The North Country Chamber Players will perform Mozart, Brahms, and Shostakovich in the historic Conservatory of the Omni Mount Washington Resort.

The Conservatory at Omni Mount Washington Resort was designed to enhance the Chamber Music experience. It is a half-circle shaped sun parlor that was originally called the Hemicycle and is made almost entirely of plate glass. The high dome in the middle of the room provides natural acoustics and was used for entertainment, chamber music, lectures, and poetry readings. The glass around the dome is Tiffany-style glass. Further, the piano in the Conservatory is an original 1882 Steinway from Joseph Stickney’s New York home. It is made of Rosewood.

Our cherished Players will make their way back to the North Country for this special performance weekend from the likes of Boston, Chicago and New York.

Recognized as one of New England’s finest musical ensembles for over forty-five years, the North Country Chamber Players combines the talents of principal players from internationally renowned orchestras and chamber groups. Their world-class performances of old and new classics in relaxed and comfortable settings have made the Chamber Players a fixture of northern New Hampshire’s cultural scene.