Is chamber music intended for a small group of performers with one player to part?

Yes, chamber music is typically composed for a small ensemble of performers, ranging from two to ten players, with each musician playing an individual part. The term "chamber music" refers to the intimate and refined nature of the music, which is often performed in a small or private setting, such as a chamber or salon, rather than a larger concert hall. Chamber music showcases the interplay between different instruments and the subtle musical nuances that can be achieved with a small group of highly skilled musicians.