Chameleon Arts Ensemble looks to days when live music returns
Keith Powers The Chameleon Arts Ensemble has always been different. The Chameleons have blended the unexplored with the familiar since they began giving concerts in 1998. The ensemble’s most recent program — a Brahms trio, among the most familiar, along with settings from Birtwistle, Kodaly and Coleridge-Taylor — is an on-point example of Chameleon’s aesthetic. Founder and artistic director Deborah Boldin sums it up: “All our programs have something contemporary, something off-the-beaten path, and a standard. In that blueprint there’s always variety. “It’s the combination ...
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