2025 Boscobel Chamber Music Festival Patron Registration
Thank you for supporting the 2025 Boscobel Chamber Music Festival. Please click the button below to complete your patron registration so we can reserve tickets to each performance for you and your guests.
For any questions, please reach out to development@boscobel.org or Annika Bjornson, Guest Services and Membership Manager: 845-265-3638 ext. 123
Performance Schedule
Friday, September 5 | 7pm: Roaring Twenties
Kick off the Festival with a dazzling celebration of the Jazz Age. This evening concert features 20th-century classics including Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Milhaud’s La Création du Monde, and Ravel’s Tzigane.
Saturday, September 6 | 6pm: Patron Concert, 7:30pm: Patron Dinner
Experience the variety and brilliance of chamber music featuring six all-star musicians: Festival Artistic Director Arnaud Sussmann, celebrated clarinetist Jose Franch-Ballester, violinists Ben Beilman and Amy Schwartz Moretti, and cellist Estelle Choi, joined by CMSPB’s Rising Artists. An intimate dinner for Patrons and artists follows the performance.
Sunday, September 7 | 2pm: Sunday Matinee
Beautiful music and iconic views intertwine at the Festival’s first-ever matinee with a special appearance from CMSPB’s Rising Artists in a repertoire that includes Felix Mendelssohn, John Corigliano, and Robert Schumann. Hosted in Boscobel’s West Meadow Pavilion, bring a picnic before or after the performance and enjoy a late summer afternoon overlooking the Hudson River.
Thursday, September 11 | 6pm: Square Piano Concert with Michael Brown
This patron favorite returns to the mansion. Seating is limited and first-come, first-reserved.
Saturday, September 13 | 2pm: Violin Lecture with Carlos Tome
Director and Head of Sales for the world’s foremost fine violin dealer, Tarisio Fine Instruments and Bows, shares a presentation, “Bows, Borders, and Power: The Global Forces Behind Fine Instruments.”
Saturday, September 13 | 6pm: Beethoven and Dvorak
An electrifying evening spotlighting Beethoven and Dvořák, performed by an all-star ensemble led by Artistic Director Arnaud Sussmann alongside Karen Gomyo, Teng Li, Beth GutermanChu, and Nicholas Canellakis.
Sunday, September 14 | 2pm: Family Concert: A Musical Adventure Around the World
Designed for children and families, this engaging, globe-trotting concert introduces music from France, Argentina, Russia, Spain, Austria, and more, with room to move and flexible seating for all ages.
