FAQ
All 2021-2022 Season concerts will be presented in person and will be recorded.
Links to the concert recording will allow you to watch the concert virtually a few days after it is performed.
You can watch the concert in person, virtually, or both!
All patrons must show proof of vaccination to enter the concert.
Masks are REQUIRED in the venue for all patrons.
*Health and safety guidelines will be revised as needed.
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Music composed for small ensembles with one musician per part, generally performed without a conductor.
WHAT IS CHAMBER MUSIC ?
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Purchasing Tickets
Concerts often sell out. Advance purchase is recommended.
Tickets available at venue 1 hour before each performance.
No refunds.
Unused tickets can be donated back. Please contact us.
Pre-Concert Talk 30 minutes before each concert included with ticket.
TYPES OF TICKETS
Venue Information
3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Lafayette, CA 94549
Handicap Accessibility:
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Elevator from parking garage
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Ramp from Mt. Diablo Blvd. to venue
Restrooms:
Inside the Don Tatzin Community Hall at the back of the lobby
Lafayette Dining:
Wide range of good resturants walking distance from venue
Concert Etiquette
DRESS
Business Casual is the norm. Some enjoy dressing up more, and some wear more casual attire. No hats please.
LIVE MUSIC
A live concert experience differs from at-home entertainment.
Silence and store all electronic devices during the concert.
During the performance, please refrain from:
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Talking or whispering
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Unwrapping cough drops or candy
Do not enter or exit the hall while music is playing.
CLAPPING
Generally, you clap only after a piece is finished. For example, if you're listening to a Mozart string quartet which has four movements, it is appropriate to clap only after the last movement. You can look at your program to find out how many movements a piece has. Usually, there is a 15 to 30 second pause in between movements. If you're unsure, you can wait for the rest of the audience to clap before you join in.