One of the festival’s outstanding alumni and longtime faculty member, Patrick Cashin, presents a program of solo piano works by Bach, Ravel, and Brahms. Bach: Partita No. 1 in B-flat major, BWV 825 Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin (selections) Bach: Prelude & Fugue in G minor, BWV 861, The Well-Tempered Clavier, book I Brahms:... Read More
A 25th Anniversary Event for Festival Passholders Works by Brahms, Shostakovich, and Alice Ho inspired visual artist and filmmaker Nicola Hawkins to turn music into story and imagery. The resulting three films will be presented together, followed by a discussion with the artists. This event is FREE with the purchase of a season pass. Registration... Read More
A taste of the upcoming season - Tuckamore faculty and alumni perform an hour long concert of lively and family friendly chamber music at Terrace on the Square.
The Festival’s resident music theorist takes us on an enriching and humour filled musical journey.
Tuckamore Young Artists perform and explore solo piano repertoire under the guidance of one of Canada’s finest pianists.
Tuckamore Young Artists perform and explore solo viola and chamber music repertoire with Dov Scheindlin, member of the Orpheus Chamber Ensemble and Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
The violinist of the world renown Brentano String Quartet works with Young Artists in the masterclass setting.
Be a fly on the wall as the musicians prepare for that evening’s concert.
Join other local musicians to make music on a Sunday summer afternoon! If you have an intermediate (or higher) level of playing and would enjoy playing music with others in a small setting, this is the event for you! Please fill out the interest form, and tell us a bit about your playing level, instrument,... Read More
The outstanding New Orford Quartet presents an enriching and engaging program for the entire family in the beautiful atrium of The Rooms.
Our six Young Artist chamber groups will receive feedback and mentorship from members of the New Orford Quartet following live performances. These masterclasses will take place at the Memorial University School of Music (D.F. Cook Recital Hall, Suncor Energy Hall, Choral Room, Chamber Studio) and are open to the public.
A welcoming and inclusive performance by the brilliant Schmaltz & Pepper designed for those with sensory sensitivities and exceptionalities, including neurodivergent children and adults, as well as those with disabilities. Please use the ‘Reserve my Spot’ link if you would like to attend this event.
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