2022 is the year to celebrate Coming Home! Join the Tuckamore Festival for a pre-festival celebration full of music and more - three days of exciting performances, workshops, and talks, held at various locations in charming St. John's. All ages welcome, and all events are free! Friday August 5 7:30pm Comedic Concert with Christopher Hall... Read More
Sight as Sound: join festival music theorist Joe Argentino and discover how visual images sculpt our musical landscapes. A free event, part of the Tuckamore Celebration weekend.
Three Young Artist Performer groups work with guest violinist, the NYC-based Katherine Fong. Open to the public.
PLEASE NOTE: Revised time of 10:00am. Our 2022 young pianists work one-on-one with this celebrated concert artist. Open to the public.
Three Young Artist Performer groups work on their repertoire with guest violist, Dov Scheindlin. Open to the public.
Fire, Water, Earth, and Air: faculty music theorist Joe Argentino explores the many ways the four elements are depicted in music. Grab a pint and catch this engaging chat about music in one of the city's hottest locales! Free event. Please note, Bannerman Brewing Co Event Space is on the second floor of the building... Read More
Our six chamber groups receive invaluable coaching and mentorship from the individual members the Verona Quartet. Various locations at Memorial University, School of Music. Open to the public.
Our young pianists and chamber groups receive coaching from guest pianist and sought-after collaborative musician, Robert Kortgaard. Open to the public.
Local young classical singers receive coaching from mezzo-soprano Julie Nesrallah, one of Canada’s foremost interpreters of Bizet opera. Open to the public.
Join Tuckamore Festival’s resident music theorist, Joe Argentino, at the MUN Botanical Gardens for a free, fun-filled, and engaging talk on how composers are inspired by our natural world. His talk entitled, NATURE AS MUSE, will feature the works of Chopin, Beethoven, Richter, and others. After the presentation, stick around for a beautiful exploration of... Read More
Come and join Tuckamore Festival’s resident music theorist Joe Argentino at Bannerman Brewery for a free, fun-filled, and engaging talk on why composers have gravitated towards certain musical gestures and keys when writing music about mortality. His talk, entitled MUSIC & DEATH, will feature works by Mozart, Berlioz, Tears for Fears, and many more! Don’t miss... Read More
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