In the early 1960s - in the mountain community of Taos, New Mexico - a group of musicians gathered to pursue their passion for chamber music. Through these musical liaisons, the musicians were able to share communally their love of classical music. From this unassuming seed a now preeminent summer chamber music festival was born.Chilton Anderson, one of the TSoM founders and the organization's first Executive Director, never imagined the School would blossom into one of the leading chamber music institutions in the country.
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2022 Young Artist Cohort
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We're thrilled to share with you the 59th cohort of TSoM Young Artists. This group of 19 exceptional violinists, violists, cellists, and pianists is inspiring not only for their amazing artistry but also for their advocacy for music's role in society. Alexander Goldberg, 20 - a violin student of Ani Kavafian - is pursuing a Master's Degree at the Yale School of Music after having graduated from Yale with a Bachelor's Degree in philosophy.
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Planned Giving
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We invite you to become a member of the Legacy Society of the Taos School of Music! Your planned gift helps assure the future of the School, and by doing so, you transform lives of young musicians for years to come. These are common ways to assure that your spirit of philanthropy will continue, with a profound and lasting impact on both the Taos School of Music and its extremely talented Young Artists.
Donor Bill of Rights
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When you give to the Taos School of Music, you become a valuable part of our Community, preparing conservatory level young artists for the world stage, and bringing superb chamber music to our community. We want you to have full confidence that you will be treated with the utmost respect. Therefore, we have created this Donor's Bill of Rights.
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