Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival

The Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival is a non-profit organization located in North Eastham, Massachusetts. This chamber music festival, established in 1979, employs 5 to 9 individuals and generates annual revenue of $2.5 million. The festival is known for its high-quality programming, having been praised by the New York Times as "A Triumph of Quality." The Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival presents a diverse range of chamber music programs throughout the year. During July and August, the festival hosts four weeks of intensive programming in various locations across Cape Cod. The rest of the year sees the festival offering Autumn and Spring series, community outreach programs, and benefit concerts in New York and on Cape Cod. The festival is committed to introducing young people to chamber music, offering free admission to individuals 18 years or younger at all regular concerts. A key feature of the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival is its dedication to showcasing both established and emerging artists. The festival has provided a platform for renowned musicians such as Yo-Yo Ma, Emmanuel Ax, Joshua Bell, Dawn Upshaw, Peter Serkin, and Paul Neubauer, as well as numerous acclaimed ensembles. This focus on nurturing new talent has helped the festival become a respected platform for young musicians. For more information, visit the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival website at capecodchambermusic.org.