Need help with viewing our Virtual Concerts? Take the 5-minute Virtual Concert Tutorial! Click on the purple box below. TROUBLESHOOT CHECKLIST Add our virtual concert dates to your calendar so you don’t miss them! Make sure you have the correct ticket password for your virtual concert night. Access to the concert begins at 12:01 am …
Our “St Louis Works” concert has been rescheduled for Thursday, September 2nd, 6:00pm at the Enterprise Holdings Pavilion in Shaw Park. This FREE program is a ‘thank you’ from CMSSL to the entire St. Louis community for its support over the past year. Ariel Premium Supply is presenting this one-hour performance, led by St. Louis …
CMSSL programs scheduled for March 23/24 “Fantastic Classics” and May 11, 2020 “Playing Favorites” have been canceled. If you had purchased tickets for either or both of these programs, please call us soon at 314-941-6309 to donate back, exchange or request a refund for them. For Subscribers AND Single Ticket Holders: 1. DONATE. Please consider donating …
Horn Orchestral Audition Master Class with Roger Kaza, Instructor, Monday, May 18 at 4 PM. This class was conducted via Zoom. To watch a future Zoom Master Class live, send an email with “Invitation Request” in the Subject Line to CMSSL Education Coordinator Alvin McCall alvin@chambermusicstl.org Be sure to Include your name and email address …
CMSSL Hosts “Horn Orchestral Audition Master Class” on Zoom Read More »
Read Eric Meyer’s review in the Post Dispatch. Click here.
Two concerts with special guest Mak Grgi? have been scheduled for Monday and Tuesday evenings, January 20 and 21, 2020. Front row tables available! Call now for best seating: 314-941-6309. We are pleased to announce a collaboration between St. Louis Classical Guitar and Chamber Music Society of St. Louis, presenting two concerts to be performed in …
“Special” Collaboration with St. Louis Classical Guitar Read More »
The Rader Quartet from our Young Artist Chamber Program was awarded the Silver Medal at the Saint Paul String Quartet Competition. They also won the Haydn Prize for best performance of a Haydn quartet movement. We send our enthusiastic congratulations to violinists Theo Bockhorst and Ethan Mayer, violist Molly Prow and cellist Alex Cho.
