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An easy way to stream our concerts on your Smart TV is to connect it to your laptop, phone, or other device with an HDMI cable. Depending on the type of computer and device you have, you may need a specific cable or adapter: Windows PC: Most Windows computers have a dedicated HDMI port. In this case, you will need a simple HDMI-to-HDMI cable. Mac Laptop: Newer Mac laptops like the MacBook Pro will need a special cable or a special adapter that you plug into a regular HDMI cable. Older Mac laptops will have a dedicated HDMI port or a Thunderbolt 2 port. Android: Modern Android devices use USB C connections, which are compatible with Thunderbolt 3 connections, so you can use one of the above cables or adapters. After you’ve connected your device, you may need to adjust the display settings on your laptop or device. First, select the correct HDMI input with your TV remote. Then: On a Mac Laptop: Go to the Apple Menu. Open System Preferences. Click on Displays. Make certain that the box that says “Show mirroring options in the menu bar when available” is not ticked. On a Windows PC: Go to Settings. Go to System. Go to Display. Make sure TV is selected. You can also adjust the resolution to match the one of your television. Go to Audio and make sure TV is selected as well. By Casting/Airplay If you have an Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Firestick, or similar device, set your computer or mobile device to “airplay” or “cast” to the TV. Unlock the program on Eventive Virtual Festival, then set your player window to full screen using the icon at the lower right. By Eventive Apps Apple TV app: Please download the “Eventive TV” app from the Apple TV App Store (accessible via your TV). When you open the app for the first time you’ll see an activation code. On another device, please navigate to watch.eventive.org/tv, then login if necessary and use the code to connect your account. Now, select from the available channels on the Eventive Apple TV app to begin watching. All of your unlocked content will be available on the app. If a program has not already been unlocked, you’ll have to unlock it on another device such as a laptop or mobile device first. If you ever need to re-activate the TV app, you can select TV app setup by hovering over the login ID circle at the upper right of the device screen. Please note: Livestreams are currently not available via the TV app. You can AirPlay them from another device to your TV. Roku app: The Eventive Roku app is currently in BETA. This means that changes are possible, and it is not yet available in the public channel store. If you would like to try out the Roku app, please install it by clicking the following link and logging in with your Roku account: my.roku.com/add/6MHHHM2 Once you have installed the app, open it and follow the instructions to login. All of your unlocked content will be available on the app. If a program has not already been unlocked, you’ll have to unlock it on another device such as a laptop or mobile device first. Please note: Livestreams are currently not available via the TV app. You can cast them from another device to your TV.  

We are very excited to announce CMSSL will soon perform concerts again at The Sheldon, in our normal format, but with no audience in attendance. The concerts will be presented virtually, and can be accessed through a password-protected link on our website. Performing in the Concert Hall will allow the musicians to distance appropriately on its wider stage, and bring superior chamber music performances to you in a safe environment…your home. We all know there is a social component to our events from the cabaret-style of our concerts. While you won’t be sharing a table with friends, we do plan on holding our “Meet & Greet” after every performance, again, online. Read Community Media:  

Our March 1 “All About You” program is indeed all about your vote on the works to be performed, and is based on the results of the ballots returned. Thank you for participating in our program choice. The balloting is now closed Please join our Friends List to stay informed of our news and concert updates. The balloting is now CLOSED. Everyone at Chamber Music Society of St. Louis and Classic 107.3 send our thanks to all of you who participated in the voting, and we hope you had fun in the process. We look forward to more fun when the time comes to enjoy the performance. Top vote getters that did not win will be considered for future concerts. Here are the winners: STRING ENSEMBLE Barber- String Quartet in B Minor, Op. 11 – 15.79% Mendelssohn- Octet for Strings in Eb Major, Op. 20 – 34.21% Mozart- Serenade #13 in G major, K.525 “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” – 19.74% Tchaikovsky- Souvenir de Florence for String Sextet – 30.26% PIANO SOLO Chopin-Prelude in Db Major Op. 28, No. 15 “Raindrop” – 19.74% Debussy- Clair de Lune – 21.05% Rachmaninoff- Prelude Op. 3, No. 2, in C# minor – 34.21% Schubert- Impromptu #2 in Ab, Op. 142 (D935) – 25.00%MIXED ENSEMBLE Beethoven- Trio for Clarinet, Cello & Piano #4 in Bb Major, Op. 11 “Gassenhauer” –  32.47% Brahms- Trio for Piano, Violin & Horn in Eb Major – 25.97% Debussy- Sonata for Flute, Viola & Harp – 20.78% Vaughan Williams- Fantasia on Greensleeves for Flute, Harp and Strings – 20.78% PIANO AND STRING ENSEMBLE Beethoven- Piano Quartet #3 in C Major WoO 36 – 22.67% Haydn- Piano Trio #39 in G major “Gypsy” – 24.00% Paul Schoenfield- Cafe Music for Violin, Cello & Piano – 22.67% Schumann- Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44 – 30.67%