Emily Mook, Lynchburg Living magazine

"Dynamic performances with a palpable, effortless, and knowing energy..."

"Listening to them play could easily be compared to a conversation among old friends — built on familiarity and trust, and full of seamless transitions as a wide variety of thoughts and feelings are discussed."

Our Mission

Seven Hills Chamber Music’s mission is to connect Central Virginians through live performances that celebrate outstanding lesser-known and living composers alongside beloved chamber music favorites. We foster a welcoming atmosphere that encourages meaningful interaction between musicians and the community, inspiring shared discovery and deeper appreciation for the chamber music tradition.

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Our Organization

Find out more about our mission, who we are, and our passion for chamber music and community

Our Music

Listen to our festival performances, watch our live concert films, and experience Seven Hills Chamber Music’s debut album

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Our Work

Learn more about our educational initiatives, pop-up events, and one-of-a-kind experiences.

Connect with the SHCM Family!

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A sign for the James D. & Eleanor J. Taylor Concert Series at Westminster Presbyterian Church, featuring an illustration of the church's steeple.