"Quite honestly, it was classical music at its best." -The Harvard Independent

From fourteen strands of pure life force and unbridled inventiveness, the Brattle Street Chamber Players weave a fabric of musical ecstasy unrivalled in this dimension.

When they are not saving the universe, the fourteen members of Brattle form one of Harvard's most exciting musical ensembles. A conductorless string chamber orchestra, Brattle has brought an intimate and dynamic approach to a broad-ranging repertoire of standard, seldom performed, and newly composed music for strings since its founding in 1998.

Past programs have included works by Harvard undergraduates, Osvaldo Golijov, Jimi Hendrix, Handel, Mendelssohn, and Japanese anime composers. This season we are collaborating once again with Ed Jones and the Harvard University Choir, undertaking our first-ever tour, and featuring the work of two undergraduate composers: Forrest O'Connor '10 and Oliver Strand '11. We look forward to continuing our tradition of bringing new and exciting music to the Harvard community, and we hope to see you at our performances!