The Maestro Foundation nurtures young classical musicians and encourages the appreciation of classical music through its Instrument Lending Program and Maestro Chamber Music Society.

Instrument Lending Program
The Maestro Foundation lends high quality stringed instruments and bows to gifted young musicians during the most critical stage in their professional development. Most of these students attend the finest music schools and conservatories, and are unable to afford the tools necessary to facilitate their performance careers. In addition, it is rarely possible to master the essential nuance and refined techniques on student instruments. 

The Maestro Foundation lends over 70 violins, violas, cellos and bows, used in excess of 75,000 hours per year. This collection will sustain many generations of musicians. Maestro is committed to commissioning living makers whenever possible. New instruments rival and often exceed older instruments in sound and quality at a reduced cost.

The Maestro Chamber Music Series showcases the world’s finest musicians in intimate performances. Concerts are held in an acoustically exquisite, private home, designed and ideally suited for this genre. The series aims to enhance public appreciation and support of classical music while providing a distinctive venue for performers. 


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