'What I did this Summer' with the Chamber Project

This FREE concert featuring the musicians of the acclaimed Chamber Project of St. Louis will be held outdoors in the amphitheater at Schroeder Park. (Pavilion #4)

*Seating is provided under in the pavilion with the musicians.

• However, you are welcome to bring your own seating and sit outside of the pavilion in the beautiful natural amphitheater which will be shaded for concert time..
  *There are bathrooms available at the site.
• The concert will be moved inside to the park's Event Room if necessary due to weather.
  *Food and beverages are welcome inside or outside!
• We can gather, eat and socialize at the nearby picnic tables in the hour before the music starts at 6pm.

THE MUSIC PROGRAM
Some audience favorites and some clues about future concerts this year. Including:
Béla Kovács (1937–2021)* After You, Mr. Gershwin!*
Endre Szervánszky (1911–1977) Trio for Flute, Violin, and Viola I. Selection
Henri Vieuxtemps (1820–1881) Capriccio for Solo Viola
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827) Trio - Selection
Duke Ellington (1899–1974)* Cotton Club Stomp *(Arr. Myers)
*Program subject to change depending on what the musicians actually practiced over the summer! 😉

Jennifer Gartley, flute
Dana Hotle, clarinet
Carolina Neves, violin
Kyle Lombard, violin
Laura Reycraft, viola
Marta Simidtchieva, cello

Background on creating this program
"Ever wonder what musicians actually do when the concert hall lights go down for the season? Hint: We’re still practicing.
Getting back together after a summer apart is always a joy for us, but the music we practice “just for fun” over the break usually ends up in a dusty pile, heard by no one but our pets. But not this year!
Join Chamber Project St. Louis at the Schroeder Park Amphitheater to kick off Season 19! "What I Did This Summer" turns the classic back-to-school report up a notch. Our musicians are stepping out of the practice room and onto the stage to share the solo works, hidden gems, and passion projects they’ve been working on all off-season—the stuff you usually never get to hear.
Plus, we’ll be giving you a sneak peek into what’s to come for our 19th season! Pack a picnic, leash up the dog, and join us for this free, fun, outdoor concert in West County to find out what we’ve really been up to."