At the conclusion of the summer program, an Annual Benefit Concert was held to raise funds for Meadowmount. In 2025, the benefit concert honored Josef Gingold’s legacy and his deep love of chamber music.

Mr. Gingold profoundly influenced countless musicians who spent summers at Meadowmount where he was a cherished teacher, mentor, chamber coach, and friend for 25 years.

All contributions given at the concert or online in honor of Josef Gingold are directed to Meadowmount’s chamber music program.

Contributions honor Josef Gingold’s impact and legacy and support Meadowmount’s chamber music program. 

• Bringing leading faculty and guest artists to support the artistic growth of Meadowmount students.
• Leading chamber ensembles-in-residence and chamber music masterclasses
• Scholarships and financial support for viola students and increasing ‘viola for violinist’ training.

The Annual Benefit Concert took place on Sunday, August 3rd in the Campe Concert Hall on the Meadowmount Campus.

Concert Program:
Rachmaninoff Vocalise, Op. 34 (arr. R. Pidoux)
Vivaldi Concerto for Violin and Cello in B-flat major, RV 547
Cassarubios, Andrea SEVEN for Solo cello
Piazzolla Oblivion and Four, for Tango (String Quartet)
Elgar Serenade for Strings, Op. 20

Featuring:
Tommy Mesa, cello & Guest Artist
Janet Sung, violin & Artistic Director
Ayane Kozasa, viola & Faculty Artist
Kento Hong, violin & 2024 Gurrena Fellow
Meadowmount Young Artists