
CHAMELEON QUARTET – wind quartet
When
Sunday, 4 October 2026, 13:00 – 14:00
St Mary's in the Market Square
Breadmarket Street, Lichfield, WS13 6LG
Time
13:00 – 14:00
Price guide
Not listed — worth a quick ask
About this event
BOOK TICKETS FOR CHAMELEON QUARTET Chameleon Quartet are a prize-winning, versatile woodwind ensemble with a mission to share music with audiences far and wide. Their performances feature an impressive array of up to 13 woodwind instruments split between only four members, with the Quartet seamlessly transitioning between them to showcase the diversity of the woodwind family. Chameleon are winners of the Royal Philharmonic Society Henderson Award, 2023, and are Live Music Now artists specialising in SEND and primary school engagement. They were recipients of the RPS Enterprise Fund for ‘Virtually Live’ in 2021, a concert series driven by a passion for connecting with their audience through conversation and interaction. Their performing and engagement projects work in tandem, with a firm belief that every piece of music can be understood and enjoyed by anyone. Their Chamber Weekend programme will feature music by Saint–Saëns, Dvorak, Amy Beach and J.S. Bach. Tickets are available per concert or for the full weekend (including all 8 concerts) . WEEKEND PASS LFF Priority Booking Opens: Platinum/Founder/Millennium/Gold – 21st July | Silver/Bronze – 28th July | General Booking Opens – 4th August
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