THANK YOU FOR CELEBRATING A WONDERFUL
​SEASON OF MUSIC WITH MOCM!
MOCM's June concerts explored instrumental partnerships from the seemingly disparate to the obviously kindred. From “Duo” which highlighted an unusual pairing of vibraphone and cello amidst a like-minded partnering of pianos, to the Festival Finale which was rich with contrasts throughout, each concert of the 2018 Festival displayed an unusual musical relationship. Works of MOCM’s featured composer, Martin Bresnick, appeared throughout the Festival and showcased the voice of a modern master. 

A MOCM audience member shared, "​The programming has been delightful this season! MOCM is something I look forward to each June—a very special gift to St. Louis and our music scene."

MOCM needs your financial support to help make each festival season possible. Please consider a tax-deductible donation today. Thank you for your generosity. Contributions can also be mailed to Missouri Chamber Music, Inc., 
211 South Elm Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63119. 
ABOUT US
Welcome to the Missouri Chamber Music Festival (MOCM)! Founded by pianist Nina Ferrigno and clarinetist Scott Andrews, MOCM brings the fine art of small ensemble playing to a wide audience through dynamic, accessible performances of the highest quality. MOCM invites nationally recognized professional musicians to historic Webster Groves, Missouri, University City, and beyond to perform a series of chamber music concerts each June. Diverse programming including new and commissioned works is a defining attribute of MOCM, helping to illuminate the exciting, extraordinary, and diverse nuance of the small ensemble genre.

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Read the MOCM Season 8 Playbill.
“Some of the most satisfying chamber recitals I’ve heard in years.” -- MOCM Audience Member


Photography courtesy of: Jennifer Lin, Brandon Krepel Photography, Kristi Foster Photography, the St. Louis Symphony, and Fresh Art Photography.