ST. LOUIS - Missouriar -- Chamber Project St. Louis (CPStL) launches its 19th season this fall with a series of live performances designed not just as concerts, but as meticulously curated exhibitions. Known for connecting audiences with classical music in accessible, non-traditional spaces across Greater St. Louis, CPStL's Fall 2026 lineup frames each piece like a featured work in an art gallery, inviting listeners to experience the music through distinct, narrative-driven themes.

From a relaxed outdoor season opener and a program celebrating courage and resilience, to a tribute to one of the ensemble's artistic heroes and an evening of British chamber music over a pint, the upcoming season balances playful discovery with deep artistic curation.

"Our 19th season is all about bringing listeners closer to the music and the musicians," says Executive Director Dana Hotle. "Whether we're sharing the music that inspired us over summer break, presenting masterworks in the concert hall, or enjoying British chamber music over a pint at a local taproom, this fall lineup highlights the personality, passion, and artistic freedom that define Chamber Project St. Louis."

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What I Did This Summer
September 2 | 6:00 PM
Schroeder Park Amphitheater
FREE
We've invited our musicians to share what they chose to work on during their time off, along with audience favorites and a few sneak peeks at what's coming next!

WARRIOR: The Fearless
September 13 | 2:00 PM
Clark Family Branch Auditorium
FREE (Registration Required)
WARRIOR celebrates the fearlessness of bold creativity, the perseverance of legendary fighters, and the bravery of standing up for what you believe in. Featuring works by Beethoven, Paul Wiancko, Dame Ethel Smyth, and Endre Szervánszky.

TRAILBLAZER: A Tribute to Rebecca Clarke
October 9 | 7:30 PM
Pillsbury Theater at the 560 Music Center
Ticketed
Discover the music of a true pioneer. TRAILBLAZER presents a captivating evening celebrating the brilliant, fiercely original, and evocative chamber music of Rebecca Clarke, including her Piano Trio and Viola Sonata.

THE BRITS ARE COMING!
November 15 | 6:00 PM
The Club Room at Schlafly Tap Room

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Ticketed
We may have thrown their tea in the harbor, but the music was too good to toss. Join us for a delightfully dramatic evening featuring British masterworks by Arnold Bax, Dame Ethel Smyth, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, alongside Samuel Barber's evocative Dover Beach. Grab your favorite Schlafly beer during the concert and enjoy dinner downstairs before or after the show!

About Chamber Project St. Louis
Founded in 2007, Chamber Project St. Louis breaks down traditional barriers to classical music by performing in accessible, welcoming spaces and creating direct connections between audience and performer. By highlighting diverse composers, adventurous programming, and a collaborative spirit, CPStL presents chamber music through a fresh, modern lens.

For more info: https://www.chamberprojectstl.org/current-season26-27