REVIEW: Passes the Torch from Bach to Schubert

“The Baroque composers shared a sense of drama and personal reflection…”

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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.

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.

Review: CMSSL Blows a Mighty Wind

Written by Gary Liam Scott.

Listeners young and old find themselves fascinated with the concept of humans bringing music to life through instruments built by human hands.

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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Sad News

Painting CMSSL commissioned for Michael F. Neidorff
by artist Stefan Geissbühler

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The St Louis Community and the country has lost a great philanthropist.

“Chamber Music Society of St. Louis Returns” Article by Sarah Bryan Miller

Chamber Music Society of Saint Louis has begun it’s 11th Season. To read Sarah Bryan Miller’s review, click here.

CMSSL Receives Grant From Regional Arts Commission

July 1, 2018: CMSSL was awarded a generous grant for our 2018-19 Season. Regional Arts Commission promotes, encourages and fosters the growth of the arts in St.

10th Anniversary Gala News
St. Louis Cardinals’ legend Ozzie Smith “The Wizard” makes a special appearance. Sponsors for Mr. Smith to be named in media and programs as “Director” Sponsor.
Baroque Concert With Nicholas McGegan Post-Dispatch Review

“The Chamber Music Society’s program… attracted a healthy crowd for music… and part of the pleasure of the evening was to see and hear them in a more intimate setting… their obvious engagement in the music helped to draw in the audience.” – Miller

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Nicholas McGegan returned for a delightful Baroque program with Charles Metz, harpsichord.