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Listen to the biggest hits from Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, including Serenade in D major, Op. 25 - VI. Adagio - Allegro vivace e disinvolto, Concerto Grosso No. 1 in D Major, Op. 7: II. L'arte della fuga, a 4 parte reale, Symphony No. 6 in D Major "Le matin", Hob. I/6: IV. Finale: Allegro, and more. The ensemble's first concert took place on September 11, 1969, at Alice Tully Hall. Initially the CMS consisted of just nine core members, all of whom, however, were highly regarded string, wind, and keyboard players.

The ensemble's first concert took place on September 11, 1969, at Alice Tully Hall. The CMS quickly drew critical acclaim and among its first important recordings were a 1975 four-LP compilation on the Classics Record Library label that featured music by .

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at Lincoln Center Charles Wadsworth took on the challenge of the creation and artistic direction of the organization With the patronage and inspiring leadership of Alice Tully, the plan was brought to fruition On September 11, 1969, Alice Tully Hall opened with the first performance of The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, beginning a new era for chamber music in the United. In addition to its ability to regularly program an enormous variety of chamber works, the achievements of CMS include innovative projects such as collaborations with the Bill T Jones/Arne Zane Dance Company and Jazz at Lincoln Center, thematic series within a series such as two Musical Evolutions examinations and specially focused Winter Festivals, and the highly successful Great Day in New York

The Chamber Music Society has its home in Alice Tully Hall. Through its performance, education, and recording/broadcast activities, it brings chamber music to more people than any other organization of its kind. In 1965, as plans for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts were in the final stages, the distinguished American composer and President of Lincoln Center, William Schuman, first conceived of an organization dedicated to performing chamber music. This organization would have its own chamber music hall, and take its place among the ballet, symphonic and opera companies at Lincoln Center. Charles Wadsworth took on the challenge of the creation and artistic direction of the organization.