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Distinguished Company

Dear Chamber Family,

We are now one week away from the exciting opening concert of our 15th Anniversary Season.

MAESTRO BIRTHDAY GREETINGS AND GETTING CLOSE

Greetings to All Chamber Friends:

All of us at Chamber Music Society of St. Louis hope you will join us in wishing our favorite Maestro, Leonard Slatkin, a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY on this September 1.

FINAL SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT OF 2022-23

Dear Chamber Friends,

Monday evening we will bring the 2022-23 Season to a close with “All About You Again”.

CABARET-STYLE IS BACK – CHOOSE YOUR TABLES NOW

Hello All,
Subscriptions are now available for Chamber Music Society of St. Louis 15th Anniversary Season. The big news is that we are returning to our signature casual cabaret-style seating as we perform in the Pillsbury Theatre at the 560 Music Center.

Get Ready All

Get Ready All,
Here comes one of those concerts to which so many of us look forward. A visit from our dear friend Nicholas McGegan is always a treat…both for his music making and for the joyful way in which he shares that music.

Mission Quite Possible

Good Morning Mr. Phelps:

Monday night brings back our musical game show, “Guess Who? The Return”.

BEETHOVEN AND WINTERMUSIC PROMOTION

Dear Chamber Friends,

On Monday evening, we hope to send you into the holidays inspired and entertained by “Write On, Ludwig a program of music that centers on Beethoven who was born in mid-December 1770.

A CHICAGO/BERLIN MUSE – A REVIEW – REMEMBER THE WINDS

Good Afternoon All,

I just returned from Chicago where I heard the touring Berlin Philharmoniker perform the Mahler 7th Symphony.

Press Release- CMSSL 2022-23 Season

2022-23 Season,  a New Name for its Concert Series, And a New Performance Home.

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EAT, DRINK AND LISTEN

Hello All,

We are looking forward to Friday evening at Chandler Hill Vineyards for some great wine, delicious food and pleasant music featuring some audience favorites like Morricone’s Gabriel’s Oboe and Bach’s Arioso as well as from Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Carl Stamitz and some music that was thought to have been composed by Haydn for 200 years….but wasn’t.