Camarada Season 2019–20

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The Musicians of Camarada
Cabernet Series—Music in Private Homes
Jazzing It Up!
Bread & Salt Gallery: REMIXX Series
Mike & Holly's Jazz @ MOPA
The CAMARADA Tango Quintet
Tango Dancers Carolina Jaurena & Juan Alessandrini

MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of CAMARADA is to elevate and enrich the San Diego community and beyond by presenting phenomenal chamber music concerts, while engaging diverse audiences through visionary and educational programming, featuring living composers, commissioning new music, and igniting a powerful connection between the audience, artists and music.

Camarada is a non-profit 501(c)3 EIN# 33-0871107

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Camarada Brings Rich Tango Program to Balboa Park’s Mingei Museum

by | Feb 22, 2018

Ken Herman Camarada’s highly charged Te Amo Tango program at the Mingei International Museum on Sunday (February 18) continued San Diego’s infatuation with tango, so recently inspired by San Diego Opera’s sexy production of Astor Piazzolla’s tango opera Maria de...

“Before entrepreneurial chamber music presentations became viable,
even cool – there was Camarada.”

James Chute

Music & Art Critic, San Diego Union Tribune

Camarada was unstinting in their rapturous account of the Quintet, from the billowing and deftly-shaped roulades of harpist Elena Mashkovtseva, to flutist Ross Buckley’s fluttering bird calls, to Breene’s elegiac cello swoons. The ensemble left no lily ungilded. – See more at: http://www.sandiegostory.com/latin-american-music-by-camarada/#sthash.7gkuoMXm.dpuf
Camarada was unstinting in their rapturous account of the Quintet, from the billowing and deftly-shaped roulades of harpist Elena Mashkovtseva, to flutist Ross Buckley’s fluttering bird calls, to Breene’s elegiac cello swoons. The ensemble left no lily ungilded. – See more at: http://www.sandiegostory.com/latin-american-music-by-camarada/#sthash.7gkuoMXm.dpuf

“…gorgeous phrasing and meticulous ensemble from first note to last.”

Camarada was unstinting in their rapturous account of the Quintet, from the billowing and deftly-shaped roulades of harpist Elena Mashkovtseva, to flutist Ross Buckley’s fluttering bird calls, to Breene’s elegiac cello swoons. The ensemble left no lily ungilded. – See more at: http://www.sandiegostory.com/latin-american-music-by-camarada/#sthash.7gkuoMXm.dpuf
Camarada was unstinting in their rapturous account of the Quintet, from the billowing and deftly-shaped roulades of harpist Elena Mashkovtseva, to flutist Ross Buckley’s fluttering bird calls, to Breene’s elegiac cello swoons. The ensemble left no lily ungilded. – See more at: http://www.sandiegostory.com/latin-american-music-by-camarada/#sthash.7gkuoMXm.dpuf
Ken Herman

Music Critic, San Diego Story

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The CAMARADA Tango Quintet @ The Mingei in Balboa Park

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