Join the Chamber Music Society of St. Louis as they present a series of captivating concerts from June 2025 to February 2026. From young musicians showcasing their prowess in classical masterpieces to captivating performances inspired by love and romance, each event promises a unique musical experience. Discover the timeless brilliance of Vienna, and embark on a musical journey connecting St. Louis and Lyon. Whether you're a classical music enthusiast or a newcomer, this season's offerings promise something for everyone.

A Journey Through Musical Masterpieces: The Chamber Music Society's Unforgettable 2025-2026 Season

Our signature Valentine’s Lovefest program returns: music inspired by love and romance.

EPSG:4326

“Love Notes”

Washington University in St. Louis

Unfinished, yet the music continues to resonate.

“Unfinished Business”

Double-feature silent films on the big screen as we perform the music live.

“Silent is Golden”

Hi-Pointe Theatre

A musical journey connecting Sister Cities St. Louis and Lyon.

“French Impressions: A Tale of Two Cities”

Experience the timeless brilliance of Vienna’s musical heritage.

“Masters of Vienna”

Chamber Music Society will celebrate the progress of our Rader Young Artists this past year in a final concert on Friday June 13th at 7:30pm. These six musicians ranging from 14-18 years old were selected last fall in our annual competition. In addition to the scholarship money awarded, these students have opened Chamber Society Concerts throughout the season and received instruction in our Master Class Series. In this final concert, the Rader Young Artists are paired with professional Chamber Society musicians (Alvin McCall, Davin Rubicz, Kyle Lombard, and Michael Casimir) to perform three quartets. The repertoire is Mozart D Minor, K. 421, Beethoven Op. 18 No. 6, and finally Schubert’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ which turned out to be an appropriate selection for a Friday the thirteenth concert.

Rader Young Artist’s Concert featuring Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert

Salem United Methodist Church

An evening of Latin music to end the season.

Cinco de Mayo

Nothing fishy about Schubert’s ‘Trout’ quintet.

Fish Out Of Water

Featuring beautiful Celtic melodies along with some humor on Saint Patrick’s Day.

Celtic Salute

Jazz piano duo Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi return.

4 Hands, 88 Keys

A Saint Louis favorite shares another delightful evening of music.

Nicholas McGegan Returns

A program of Mozart’s compositions celebrating his 269th birthday.

Amadeus Has Left The Building

Double-feature holiday silent films on the big screen as we perform the music live.

Yuletide Flicks

Requiem for a Punster: Leonard Slatkin Pays Tribute to P.D.Q. Bach (and Peter Schickele)

D. Bach L

Music of the Night

Works of Italian Composers in partnership with St Louis-Bologna Sister Cities.

Musica Italiana

Mendelssohn’s ‘Octet’ highlights our Season #16 Opener.

Open Strings

The exciting conclusion of our 23-24 education program was held on May 26th. Each of the six young artists that were chosen from the competition held last October were paired together and placed with two CMSSL musicians to form a quartet. We’ve named them the Susskind, Vonk, and Semkow Quartets to honor previous Music Directors of the SLSO and their great influence on classical music in our city. This was a free concert performed at First Congregational Church in Webster Groves.

Brahms, Mendelssohn, and Beethoven Quartets with Young Artists and CMSSL Musicians

First Congregational Church of Webster Groves UCC

A collaboration with Saint Louis Classical Guitar concludes our celebratory season.

“A Very Special Blend”

A Return Visit to Vienna

A program chosen yet again by YOU, based on balloting results.

All About You Part 4

I am a performing musician for many concerts with the Chamber, and they are all so memorable. But this one- A Frivolous First- was fun to rehearse and as a group put together the gags, and fun to experience the audience reactions!

A Frivolous First

Women of Notes

560 Music Center

Sounds of Diversity

Jazz Piano Duo Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi return. CMSSL’s program begins with Bohuslav Martinů’s La Revue de Cuisine, a concert suite for a sextet of instruments from his ballet in which he ventures into jazz, exploring the relationship between various kitchen utensils.

Everything but the Kitchen Sink

Holiday Wingding

We will feature Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation Teen Talent Competition Finalist, pianist Cindy Yan. Cindy will perform Toccata on a Theme from The Old Maid and the Thief by Gian Carlo Menotti.

Chamber Music for People in a Hurry

Two silent movie shorts on the big screen as CMSSL musicians perform the music live.

Fright Night

Seduction. Deception. Madness!  This masterwork of the 19th century is technically difficult and wildly emotional.  Magical and ghostly, Giselle has been performed by all of the world’s great ballet companies.

Chamber Music Society of St. Louis

Feb 16, 2026

“Love Notes”

Jan 26, 2026

“Unfinished Business”

Articles & News

Chamber Music Society of St. Louis