Con Brio means "with spirit"... ... and it's the perfect name for the young music lovers who support The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center The members of Con Brio are spirited and passionate about discovering the best things New York City can offer and chamber music -- the most intimate and powerful musical expression -- is certainly among them. We invite you to join us. To share the inside looks... the special events... the spirit of camaraderie enjoyed by New York's most dynamic music ensemble. Simply purchase a CMS series of three or more concerts, and make a membership contribution of $40 ($60 per couple), a portion of which is tax-deductible and goes to support CMS programs. Membership is intended for those under the age of 45. Whether you enjoy old music, new music, music in a small room or in popular Alice Tully Hall, you'll find something to suit your schedule, your tastes and your budget. For more information or to join, call (212) 875-5788 or e-mail us at cmsoflc@aol.com. IN ADDITION TO GREAT MUSIC-MAKING, YOU'LL ENJOY THESE EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES: Left: Composer and Education Director Bruce Adolphe with choreographer Mark Morris. A fabulous members-only evening with some of today's leading creative artists. On one occasion, a Tribeca loft was the setting for an outrageous discussion between choreographer Mark Morris and composer Bruce Adolphe about Bach, followed by a performance by violinist Mark Steinberg. Invitations for you and your friends to special Con Brio events, such as: - an up-close, private evening in the Rose Studio with six of the world's acclaimed musicians: the Emerson Quartet, Edgar Meyer and David Shifrin; - a look at classical music in America; and more. Recognition once a year in Stagebill. Plus all our subscriber benefits, including a 20% discount on single tickets. Don't wait another moment to embrace chamber music! You'll provide crucial support to the nation's premier chamber music organization and have a great time at the same time. Major support for Con Brio is provided by the Lila Acheson and DeWitt Wallace Fund for Lincoln Center, established by the founders of The Reader's Digest Association, Inc.