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Support Chamber Music Pittsburgh

You Make What We Do Possible!

Your support helps us present world-class chamber music ensembles and soloists, promising emerging artists, and innovative programs; and to foster an appreciation for chamber music in the Pittsburgh community by offering educational programs and experiences.

We are grateful for your support!

Chamber Music Pittsburgh is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.

Just Summer 2022 at The Highline, featured C Street Brass and is one of many free programs supported with your donations!

Other Ways To Donate

  • Call 412-626-6121 to donate via credit card 
  • Mail a check payable to Chamber Music Pittsburgh to:

Chamber Music Pittsburgh
212 45th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201

You will receive a tax acknowledgement letter.

Do you have a string instrument, bows, or accessories to donate?
Email info@chambermusicpittsburgh.org to schedule a pick up.

The Beethoven Society

Leave a legacy of music. Play a part in the future of Chamber Music Pittsburgh through your planned gift!

The Beethoven Society has been developed for chamber music lovers who wish to leave a permanent legacy of support for Chamber Music Pittsburgh in their wills or other estate plans. Like the enduring beauty of Beethoven’s music, the generosity of our Beethoven Society member lives on – ensuring that future generations can enjoy and be inspired by world-class chamber music in Pittsburgh. Your gift of any size is truly meaningful!

If you have already made a provision for a planned gift, please let us know so that we may welcome you into The Beethoven Society and acknowledge and honor your commitment.

We are immensely grateful to the following Beethoven Society benefactors:

Edith H. Blattner

Gerri Kay

Nathan Melamed

Audrey S. Schoenwald

    names are listed in the program according to the following levels:

    • Stradivarius: $20,000 -$50,000
    • Visionary: $15,000 – $19,999
    • Benefactor: $10,000 – $14,999
    • Virtuoso: $5,000 – $9,999
    • Soloist: $2,000 – $4,999
    • Prodigy: $1,000 – $1,999
    • First Chair: $500 – $999
    • Artiste: $250 – $499
    • Aficionado: $100 – $249
    • Friend: $1 – $99

    our supporters

    Chamber Music Pittsburgh gratefully acknowledges our supporters, without whom our concerts and educational initiatives would not be possible.

    The following list reflects cumulative gifts between August 1, 2023 and November 4, 2024. Every attempt has been made to ensure these listings are accurate and comprehensive; please inform us of any oversights, which are unintentional.

    Chamber Music Pittsburgh is supported in part by the taxpayers of Allegheny County through a public grant from the Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD). RAD works here. 

    Anonymous Fund of The Pittsburgh FoundationSTRADIVARIUS $20,000- $50,000

    • Allegheny Regional Asset District
    • The Heinz Endowments
    • The Hillman Foundation
    • Laurel Foundation
    • The Opportunity Fund
    • The Pittsburgh Foundation
    • PA Department of Community and Economic Development

    VISIONARY $15,000-$19,999

    • Russell and Kathy Ayres
    • Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds Foundation

    BENEFACTOR $10,000-$14,999

    • Armstrong-Pride Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation
    • PA Council on the Arts

    VIRTUOSO $5,000-$9,999

    • Anonymous
    • Anonymous Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation 
    • Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust of The Pittsburgh Foundation
    • Paul and Dina Block Foundation
    • Frederick W. Steinber

    SOLOIST $2,000-$4,999

    • Anonymous Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation
    • Mary E. Cole Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation 
    • Mac Miller Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation

    • Alex Dombrovski and Isabella Soreca
    • Janet and Robert Squires
    • UPMC

    PRODIGY $1,000-$1,999

    • Ariadne Beldecos and Robert A. Yager
    • Laurie and Frank Bruns
    • Milton Burkart and Patricia Crumrine
    • Charitable Trust of the Pittsburgh Foundation
    • Robert Chiu, MD
    • Kathleen and Bernie Good
    • William Guy
    • Jim Keller
    • Jane MacLeod
    • Timothy R. Williams
    • Laurie Bruns

    FIRST CHAIR $500-$999

    • Jerry Agin and Terri Denmon-Agin
    • Susan Campbell and Patrick Curry
    • Margaret Hamstead
    • Arthur Kerr Jr.
    • Mike and Cecile Levine
    • Elsa Limbach
    • Joseph Melichar
    • Elizabeth Mertz
    • Paul Needle and Ellen Berne
    • Josephine E. Olson
    • Mark and Rebecca Trimpey
    • Philip Volpe
    • Elizabeth Mertz

    ARTISTE $250-$499

    • Ellen and Nick Johnson
    • William Lefler
    • Joseph Locker
    • William McAllister and Janet L. Sarbaugh
    • G. Fred Roth
    • Steven Schlossman
    • Urban Schuster
    • Linda and Robert Ellison

    AFICIONADO $100-$249

    • Pat and Michele Atkins
    • Michael Berger
    • Mike Canton
    • John and Maggie Charley
    • Yeeha Chiu in memory of Nat Melamed
    • Judi Diven
    • Susan Hershenson in memory of Lee Hershenson
    • Carol Hochman and William Lafe
    • Nancy in memory of Edward Jasiewicz
    • James Knox
    • Terry and Janice Kulchar
    • Coral Lozier & Dr John Lozier
    • Kenneth Manders
    • Laura Marin
    • Walt Martin
    • Mitch and Debbie McKenney
    • Connie Philips
    • Richard Stern
    • Mark Thomas
    • Eva D. Vaughan
    • Lawrence Yagoda
    • Christopher Harlan 
    • Kevin Mannella
    • Paul Lee

    FRIEND $1-$99

    • Anonymous
    • Susan Bonello
    • Jeffrey Brightshue
    • Jennifer Crosby
    • Jeanne Hanchett and Phillips Wedemeyer
    • Christopher and Lorien Hart
    • Navroz Karkaria
    • Amy Kellman
    • Kristen Linfante
    • Charles Powers
    • Bill Powers
    • Paul Silver
    • Gregory Zambano
    • Peter and Amy Sabol
    • Jim and Laurie Mann
    • Curtis Kovach

     

    *The Heinz Endowments supports efforts to make southwestern Pennsylvania a premier place to live and work, a center for learning and educational excellence, and a region that embraces diversity and inclusion.

    *The Opportunity Fund provides support to continue philanthropist Gerri Kay’s legacy of advocacy for civil rights, social justice, and the arts. 

    *Funding for general operating support was provided by The Pittsburgh Foundation.