Gateway Festival Orchestra Announces Election of New President and Three New Board Members. We are thrilled to welcome these talented individuals. Their unique backgrounds, diverse experience plus long standing connections to the orchestra will make them a great asset to
Read MoreRaise funds for the orchestra shopping atArtisans in the Loop November 18 – December 24Tuesdays – Sundays(closed Mondays)11am – 5pm 10% of your purchase will be donated by the gallery to the orchestra – be sure to mention the
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In accordance with the Missouri ArtSafe Pledge, we are taking steps to reopen our concerts to patrons in a safe, responsible manner. Missouri ArtSafe Pledge To ensure that we may Create Safely, Present Safely, and Attend Safely we pledge
Read MoreThe Gateway Festival Orchestra of Saint Louis performed 4 concerts in July, 2015. Here is a 15 minute highlight video of this season.
Read MoreGateway Festival Orchestra wrapped up its 51st season this year. Here’s a look at our amazing season this year in a video by Jason Chen.
Read MoreOn July 1st, 2014, Board President Ray Taylor and Maestro Dr. James Richards had the pleasure of sitting down with Kathy Lawton Brown on 107.3 FM, St. Louis’ only classical station, and decided to chat about our upcoming 2014
Read MoreLocation Washington University’s Brookings Quadrangle One Brookings Drive (corner of Skinker and Forsyth Boulevards) Time Concert at 7:30p.m. “Notes to Munch On”, Meet the Artist at 7:10p.m. Dates Sundays, July 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2014 Admission Free of
Read MoreThere will be a memorial service honoring William Schatzkamer on Saturday, November 10 at 9:30 a.m. at Graham Chapel on the Washington University Campus. The Board of the Gateway Festival Orchestra has established the William Schatzkamer Memorial Young Artists’ Fund.
Read MoreAt the recommendation of Phyllis Tirmenstein, The Quest Memorial Foundation of Greater St. Louis Community Foundation has approved a $10,000 matching grant in honor of Gateway Festival Orchestra’s 50th season in 2013. We are already progressing toward this goal,
Read MorePianist and conductor William Schatzkamer, professor emeritus of music in Arts & Sciences at Washington University, died Wednesday, September 12, 2012 of congestive heart failure at his home in Olivette. He was 96. Schatzkamer was the founding conductor and
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