ABOUT

The Musicians Club of New York is one of the oldest music clubs in the United States. Organized in 1911 by some of the leading musicians of the time, including New York Philharmonic instrumentalists, Metropolitan Opera singers, composers, impresarios and church music directors from the tri-state area, its mission statement on its certificate of incorporation is not too different than it is today: "The organization was formed to establish a higher standard of ethics in the various branches of the music profession and to bring a better understanding and closer fellowship among musicians."

Today the club continues this legacy by offering free public chamber concerts & private salons, elevating young musicians, providing space for composers to premiere new work, and supporting the classical music tradition in New York City.

Board of Directors

Per Brevig - President

Brian Hunter - Vice President

Paul H. Kirby - Vice President

Robert P. Rainier - Treasurer

Thomas A. Reed - Secretary

Chris Argondizza

Berit Brevig

Jean Townsend

Paula Poulafearh Argondizza

Richard Dowling

Mara Waldman

Rony Rogoff

Michael Pilafian

Richard Nadelman

Jackie Baskin