CWCP

A Little Bit About our Group
CWCP is a professional arts organization founded by musicians to champion great chamber music repertoire.
Our journey began in 2014 with a generous grant from the Philips Family Foundation. Since then, we've brought high-caliber performances to Western Wisconsin for over a decade, and our vision hasn't faded.
Our Summer Seasons feature beloved composers alongside those lesser-known who have great music to offer.
Also, we partner with area educators and teachers to offer coaching and soloists for concerts beyond our own.
Please join us for some great music!

What is Chamber Music?
Chamber music is composed for a small group of musicians who fit comfortably in a room, or chamber. The most common configuration is a string quartet: two violins, viola and cello. Chamber music spans every era, so we bring a wide range to the stage, from early Renaissance through Baroque, Classical, and Romantic, all the way to modern.
Though we perform primarily string works, from duet to octet, we welcome guest musicians or members on flute, clarinet, oboe, horn and more. We showcase piano and strings in at least one concert per season.
Chamber works are demanding: each player carries their own part, and all performers must weave those parts together into the greater whole.

Sponsorus
There are a few ways to become a sponsor
Come to our concert!
We offer our concerts without tickets, simply a suggested donation. Feel free to give more if you feel that what you hear warrants it.
Donate!
CWCP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, which means your support goes directly toward bringing professional level
music to Western Wisconsin. Your donation is fully tax deductible.
Your donations cover transportation, insurance, minimal musician fees, venue costs, repertoire, instrument maintenance,
and outreach that keeps our concerts
accessible to the community.
Whether you donate as an individual, family, business, or trust; every contribution helps sustain a season and plan for the next.
Join us as a sponsor and help keep great chamber music
alive in our region!