Chamber Music Residency – Chamber Music and Arts Singapore Limited

Chamber Music Residency

Led by our international Artists-in-Residence, our intensive Chamber Music Residencies taking place in January and June each year and lasting two weeks each are designed to offer the highest level of learning and developmental opportunities for our Homegrown Series musicians and Young Musicians to build towards a performing career as international level classical chamber musicians.

Through our focused efforts in providing quality training and professional development post-graduation for our Homegrown Series musicians, as well as proper and strong compensation in accordance with each individual’s level of craftsmanship, CMAS will be able to lead musicians in elevating their level of craftsmanship and owning a sustainable career. In turn, they will develop the ability to stand as strong ambassadors and advocates for music, becoming key contributors to a sustainable music and arts ecosystem in Singapore.

By levelling up the craftsmanship in Singapore’s classical music industry through our intensive Chamber Music Residencies, CMAS hopes to see an organic and natural development of our audiences, leading to a growth of our present creative economy as well as the cultivation of our future creative economy. Encouraging the creative economy creates the possibility of increasing compensation for our homegrown musicians according to their levels of craftsmanship — allowing them to earn the bandwidth and time needed for the continued improvement of their craft thus creating a positive upward cycle.

Applications for Chamber Music Residencies 2027 is open.

If you’re considering applying, we strongly recommend you download the relevant packets as a guide, prior to commencing your application.

For more information, reach out to us here.

Download Homegrown Series Audition PackDownload Young Musicians Open Call Pack

January 2027 edition


11 – 24 January 2027

Artists-in-Residence
Zoltán Fejérvári, piano
Eckart Runge, cello
Tang Tee Khoon, violin

June 2027 edition


31 May – 13 June 2027

Artists-in-Residence
Simon Crawford-Phillips, piano
Steffan Morris, cello
Tang Tee Khoon, violin

How to Apply


Young Musician

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Homegrown Series

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Why you should consider applying to our Chamber Music Residencies


The Residency has helped me meet my goals as a chamber musician in Singapore by expanding my exposure through working on new and different repertoire. I have improved as a musician in terms of musical interpretation, which will help inform future performances. I have also been able to make connections with fellow chamber musicians, which has been very meaningful to me.

With what I have learnt, I hope to leverage the new connections made to programme my own concerts in the future after graduation, contributing to Singapore’s arts and culture sector.

Isabelle Ong, violin
Homegrown Series musician