Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival brings together superb musicians, young and old, of different races, languages, religions and national origins. Our calling as artists is to offer the world a beauty that transcends difference and division. Our experience of creating this beauty leads us to an abiding aspiration for a society that is just and is open to the gifts of all. 

Seeing with excruciating clarity that racism and injustice remain pervasive in our national life, we commit ourselves to making the classical music community more representative of our whole society.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it will not be possible for GMCMF to take place in Vermont this summer. We have arranged a limited online program of study for our students, but the festival will not be able to hold any concerts or public events in Burlington. Although it has been increasingly clear for weeks that this decision would be necessary, it has been difficult indeed for us to arrive at this moment. While the festival musicians will greatly miss the chance to share music in this setting of such beauty, all of us eagerly anticipate our return to Burlington in June of 2021.

Violinist Amanda Stenroos joins the Green Mountain team as Program Manager!

Amanda is a performer, organizer and teacher based in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts. In 2019, she was the Resident Director for the 15th Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival and in 2020, students and faculty will see Amanda in a different role at GMCMF!