What's New
and interesting
Exciting 13th season. The Classics Re-imagined will re-examine and gain another look at some of the worlds musical masterpieces and their appeal
Upcoming Events
Season's Opening
Saturday, October 19, at 7:30 pm -
Pictures and Videos
from our recent performance
One of my favorite concerts: Today's Classical and Jazz Masters, Check it out click here.
Vive la France
from last season!
some of my favorite music from one of my favorite places, click here.
Welcome
to the National Chamber Ensemble
“Delightful” – The Washington Post
“One of the gems of the entire Metro area” – DC Metro Theater Arts
"Enriched the musical skyline...for an amazing 10
years" - Nina Totenberg (NPR)
NCE's 2019-2020 Season Program
The Classics Re-imagined
NCE's 2019-2020 Season (Our 13th) Program "The Classics Re-imagined",
will re-examine and gain another look at some of the worlds
musical masterpieces and their appeal. NCE will also continue
bringing extraordinary international figures as performers and
guest hosts.
From NCE Artistic Director
Leonid Sushansky
The Goal of the National Chamber Ensemble is to bring
exceptional music that enriches our cultural life. From
classical to contemporary compositions,
internationally-acclaimed musicians provide outstanding
performances of chamber music in an intimate setting. The
Ensemble also hosts visiting guest artists.
To create an environment that is fun, welcoming and engaging, the musicians share fascinating, short anecdotes about the composer and music, giving the audience another perspective on understanding the performance. The National Chamber Ensemble offers the connoisseur, as well as the first-time concertgoer, an exciting, musical experience.
Next Concert:
Swingin’ Sweethearts Day, Valentine's Tribute To Benny Goodman 
Saturday, Feb 15, 2020 | 7:30 PM
Gunston Arts Center, Theater 1
Featured Video
from A Night in Vienna
Brahms Piano Quartet in G Minor (Media clip)
The National Chamber Ensemble is supported in part by the Arlington Cultural Affairs Division of Arlington Economic Development and the Arlington Commission for the Arts. The National Chamber Ensemble is partially supported by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
