
Mentoring
Caramoor offers three annual mentoring programs for young professional musicians, which have supported over 400 exceptionally talented young artists as they transition into the early stages of a professional career.

Caramoor was built to be the country home of Walter and Lucie Rosen. Today it is a destination for exceptional music, spectacular grounds, and a unique historic home.
Caramoor has evolved into one of the region’s most distinctive destinations for live performances, cultural engagement, and exploration.
Inspired by their travels, Walter and Lucie Rosen set about creating their ideal retreat. The Rosens kept the name “Caramoor” after its previous owner Carolyn Moore Hoyt, because cara amore in Italian means “dear love.”
Working with architect Christian Rosborg, the Rosens imagined a house filled with architecture and art works that would showcase the craftsmanship of past centuries. Today, the Rosen House remains fully furnished with the family’s collection.

Caramoor offers three annual mentoring programs for young professional musicians, which have supported over 400 exceptionally talented young artists as they transition into the early stages of a professional career.

Caramoor brings musicians into the local schools, inspiring over 1,000 students annually; and a visit to Caramoor inspires students to explore, discover, and learn in a setting that brings history, creativity, and the natural world to life.


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Your support brings performances to life, preserves Caramoor’s historic legacy, and nurtures the artists of tomorrow. Every gift matters—and makes you part of the Caramoor family.

