Enjoy chamber music in a private home with four tickets to any fall concert of the Performers of Westchester.

The Performers of Westchester was established in 1979 by pianist Joel Rosen with the purpose of arranging performances of chamber music in homes rather than in concert halls. As a result you can listen to chamber music in an ambiance intended by the composer. The performances are arranged by their artistic director, Andy Simionescu, with the musicians selected being professionally established, performing artists. The programs include the more frequently presented chamber music repertoire as well as modern, rarely presented, or unusual pieces.

Eight recitals are held in the fall and spring, Friday evenings or Sunday afternoons. The size of the audience is limited by the size of the homes, and is generally about 75, rarely over 90.