Mimir Chamber Music Festival

The Mimir Chamber Music Festival proudly celebrates its 22nd anniversary season in 2019. Since its launch in 1998, our annual festival has enjoyed a growing audience of fans from throughout the Southwest. Mimir has presented over 100 exceptional concerts by our renowned Mimir Artists, and we have mentored some 250 talented young Emerging Artists. The addition of a week-long festival in Australia in 2013 further enhances Mimir’s international reputation as a leading venue for chamber music performance and instruction. Named for the Norse god of wisdom, the Festival features outstanding musicians from the world’s leading orchestras, music schools and concert halls. This season, we will present five Mimir Artists concerts and two Emerging Artists concerts. All performances are at TCU’s PepsiCo Recital Hall, except the Sunday matinee performance at the Kimbell Art Museum’s Renzo Piano ...

Mimir Chamber Music Festival 2019

We're taking applications for Mimir's Emerging Artist Residency Program for 2019.

Mimir's Emerging Artists Residency is now accepting applications from pre-formed groups for the opportunity to receive intensive coaching with Mimir faculty and to present at least one full-length performance during the festival. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and sponsors, tuition and housing will be underwritten.

Applications for 2019 are open. Click this link to begin the application process.

Application deadline is March 1st.

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Brant Taylor’s varied career includes solo appearances and collaborations with leading musicians throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. He was appointed to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra by Daniel Barenboim, having previously been cellist of the Everest Quartet, prizewinners at the Banff International String Quartet Competition and the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, as well as a member of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Taylor made his...

Japanese pianist Rieko Aizawa was discovered at age 13 by the late Alexander Schneider on the recommendation of pianist Mitsuko Uchida. Schneider engaged her as soloist with his Brandenburg Ensemble at the opening concerts of Tokyo's Casals Hall; later that year, Schneider presented 14-year-old Ms. Aizawa in her U.S. debut concerts at the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall, performing Mozart's Concerto No. 12 in A Major, K. 414, with his New York String Orchestra. Praised by...

“Year after year, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival is one of the most worthwhile events on Fort Worth’s musical calendar.”

Emerging Artists Program

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