Out & About

The String and Wind Quintets of the CSO are composed of principal members from the orchestra.  The CSO quintets regularly perform in over 60 schools annually for over 20,000 students and perform in a variety of other community locations including libraries, hospitals, public parks, community centers, and Chattanooga businesses. Performances are available at limited times from October through May. Please fill out the CSO Ensembles Community Performance Request form below.

The musicians of the quintets are some of the finest musicians in the area, performing and teaching regularly throughout the community.  For individual biographies, please visit the Musicians page.

For additional information about scheduling an ensemble at your organization or event, please contact Susan Caminez at scaminez@chattanoogasymphony.org.

CSO Ensembles Community Performance Request

Name:*
E-mail:*
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Organization/Group Name:*
Address:*
Contact for the day of the performance (if different than above):
Has the CSO visited your group/organization in the past?*
Please tell us about the audience. (What is the approximate number you expect to attend? What is the age group of the audience? Etc.)*
Where will the ensemble be performing?*
Does your performance space require amplification to be heard when speaking? If so, will you be providing microphones?*
Please select your preferred month (check all that apply):*
Please select your preferred time of day (check all that apply). Note: Daytime shows during the week within Hamilton County can be scheduled 9:00 am - 3:00 pm EST. Outside of Hamilton County, shows should be scheduled 10:00 am - 2:00 pm EST. Weekend/evening options may be available depending on the circumstances of the event.
If you are requesting specific dates/times, please list them here:
Are you requesting a specific program or theme for the performance?
Please provide information about parking/directions, and any special instructions for the musicians upon arrival.*
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