Kneisel Hall, known as “the cradle of chamber music in America,” has provided musicians with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the chamber repertoire since 1902, realizing founder Franz Kneisel’s vision for over 100 years. In the following years, the program came to take its present form, drawing distinguished faculty from major conservatories and universities to engage in morning rehearsals, to give lessons and coach student ensembles in the afternoons, and to teach evening Master Classes.Currently, each young artist is in a total of four ensembles; the works are performed in the July and August Gregory Carroll Young Artist Series.