We are able to present innovative, engaging programs only because of our generous and thoughtful supporters.

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Chamber Project St. Louis
PO Box 300008
St. Louis, MO 63130

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Your support sustains and grows the following:

  • Creating access to diverse innovative programming: We strive to be daring and inclusive, with programming that reflects our community. We fill our programs with music by women and people from underrepresented cultural and ethnic groups historically excluded from the concert stage. We fill a void in the classical music scene that is struggling to be revealed. I think you can agree that after each exciting concert experience we all come away with a new piece of knowledge sparking curiosity.

  • Accessible, approachable cultural experiences: We keep our ticket prices low, perform in interesting venues, educational settings and offer free access to high quality music in our community. We depend on our supporters for over 50% of our annual budget.

  • Your donation stays in St. Louis: We prioritize cultivating a robust artistic life for local freelance performers and composers in the St. Louis region. We have commissioned 20 works from local composers and have provided high level employment to the best musicians in the region, creating an artistic ecosystem firmly rooted in St. Louis.