Our Story

Mission Statement

The Chamber Project is an interscholastic music organization dedicated to bringing high-quality chamber music to underserved communities. Our mission is to bridge the gap in arts access by providing free, interactive music workshops for students in underprivileged schools and performing regular therapeutic concerts for residents in nursing homes. We believe that excellence in music should be shared, not kept behind closed doors.

Who We Are

The Chamber Project was founded by four high school musicians—Sam, Aurnob, Felix, and Max—who recognized a disparity in their local music community. While they had access to high-level private instruction and performance opportunities, they saw that many neighboring schools and facilities lacked live music programming.

Determined to use their talent for social good, they launched The Chamber Project not just as a club, but as a service-focused nonprofit. Unlike traditional youth orchestras that focus solely on the performance, The Chamber Project focuses on the impact, turning student musicians into community ambassadors.

Leadership Team

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Sam Botshtein

Co-Founder

Max Hemann

Co-Founder

Felix Pipal

Co-Founder

Aurnob Ghose

Co-Founder