Chamber Music Concerts

Join us for the Chamber Music in Oklahoma's 2025-2026 Concert Series. All Christ the King parishioners and school patrons receive free admission.

 Cantus is an eight-member, male a cappella ensemble based in Minneapolis, known for its innovative programming and engaging performances of music spanning from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Without a conductor, they rehearse and perform as chamber musicians, with each member contributing to the artistic process. According to Newport Classical, their signature warmth and blend, combined with their unique approach, have earned them critical acclaim, including praise for their "exalting finesse" and "expressive power". Cantus actively commissions new works and seeks to revive rarely performed repertoire for men's voices. They also engage in extensive educational outreach, working with thousands of students annually.

 The Attacca Quartet is a Grammy-winning American string quartet known for its versatility and adventurous programming, spanning from classical to contemporary works and even venturing into electronic music. Founded in the early 2000s at Juilliard, they've gained recognition for their collaborations with modern artists and their innovative approach to performance.

 The Ariel Quartet is a highly acclaimed string quartet known for its virtuosity, insightful interpretations, and passionate performances. Formed in Israel in 1998, the ensemble consists of Alexandra Kazovsky (violin), Amit Even-Tov (cello), Gershon Gerchikov (violin), and Jan Grüning (viola). They have garnered international recognition, winning numerous awards and accolades, including the prestigious Cleveland Quartet Award. The quartet serves as the Faculty Quartet-in-Residence at the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), where they direct the chamber music program and perform their own concert series.

WindSync is an adventurous wind quintet known for its engaging performances and innovative programming. Formed in 2009 at Rice University, they are recognized for playing from memory with choreography, building strong audience connections through dynamic presentation. They've won several competitions, including the Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh International Competition in 2012. WindSync also focuses on community engagement, curating concert series and collaborating with educational programs.

The Oklahoma Baroque Orchestra (OBO) is an organization dedicated to performing historically informed music and supporting local musicians. They aim to share their knowledge of this style of performance and enrich the community through their concerts. OBO also focuses on fostering emerging artists and providing opportunities for community members to participate in and learn about historical performance practices.