The Tuckamore Festival's award-winning artistic directors, Nancy Dahn and Timothy Steeves of Duo Concertante, will be launching the 2024 season with our annual free concert at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church "The Kirk"! The evening will feature the epic Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata, Schumann's Violin Sonata in A Major, along with an excerpt from the new work... Read More
Join Duo Concertante alongside Tuckamore Festival alumni for an exciting afternoon of free music at Diamond Design in Churchill Square!
Join Tuckamore Festival’s resident music theorist, Joe Argentino, for a free, fun-filled, and engaging talk on eccentric and bizarre classical compositions. His talk, entitled Weird and Wondrous Music, will highlight how certain composers throughout history pushed the boundaries of classical music, embracing the absurd and the unconventional, to create jaw-dropping and yet captivating works. From the... Read More
Guest Artists Renée Jolles, Sharon Wei, Heather Tuach, and Kate Read join Tuckamore faculty Nancy Dahn, Timothy Steeves, Vernon Regehr, and Patrick Cashin to present a fabulous program of early, youthful works by Shostakovich and Josef Suk as well as the exquisite and lush String Sextet in B flat by Brahms. This program also marks... Read More
Interested in working one-on-one with our incredible Tuckamore Festival faculty violinist Nancy Dahn, cellist Vernon Regehr, or pianist Timothy Steeves? Anyone studying at the intermediate level or above is welcome to sign up for our community masterclasses! Get a chance to perform and gain valuable feedback from these seasoned professionals. If you are interested in... Read More
A special program of two glorious chamber works by masters of these genres. First, the poetic, playful, and heartbreakingly beautiful E Flat major trio by Schubert performed by Tuckamore faculty. The award-winning Ying Quartet follows, with Bartok’s ground-breaking, soulful, and exultant String Quartet No. 2. Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat Major, Op.... Read More
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.
Be a fly on the wall as the musicians prepare for that evening’s concert.
Acclaimed New York musicians Serena Canin, Brentano Quartet, and Dov Scheindlin, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, team up with Tuckamore Faculty (and old friends) in this magical evening of music by Haydn, Jason Noble, Joan Tower, Dvorak, and Schumann. This concert will be followed by a post-concert interview with the artists. Dvořák: 4 Miniatures Op. 75a... Read More
New Orford String Quartet members Jonathan Crow, Sharon Wei and Adrian Fung join Tuckamore faculty Timothy Steeves, Nancy Dahn and Vernon Regehr in an unforgettable musical evening. The centrepiece of the program is Schubert’s sublime and extraordinary C major Cello Quintet, generally considered Schubert's finest chamber work as well as one of the greatest compositions... Read More
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