Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival
Experience a Newfoundland-centered celebration of music, storytelling, and ballads featuring talented artists.
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Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival
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- Dates
- Jun 30-Jul 5
- Location
- St. John’s, St. John’s Metro
- Main venue
- LSPU Hall / St. John’s
- Drive
- about 2 min drive · 1.1 km from St. John’s
Next up
Next up at the festival
The next few scheduled events, separated from the full program below.
Brentano String Quartet in Admiral’s Cove
Program guide
Festival schedule
9 unique events across 8 days
Monday, June 22
1 scheduled event
Opening Night: Duo Concertante – At Water’s Edge WORLD PREMIERE
Experience the world premiere of "Tilting: At Water's Edge," an audiovisual journey with new music by Duo Concertante.
Sunday, June 28
2 scheduled events
Jon Kimura Parker in Concert
Musicians are invited to gather for a collaborative afternoon of sight-reading chamber music in a relaxed environment.
Jon Kimura Parker, piano
Experience the charismatic and dynamic piano performance of Jon Kimura Parker, featuring works by Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt, and Ravel.
Tuesday, June 30
Today1 scheduled event
Late Night: Of This Place
Matthew Byrne and Dave Paddon explore Newfoundland and Labrador through songs and recitations, delving into local places and personal histories.
Wednesday, July 1
Tomorrow1 scheduled event
Brentano String Quartet in Admiral’s Cove
Experience world-class chamber music with the Brentano String Quartet at The Old Church in Admiral's Cove.
Thursday, July 2
Upcoming3 scheduled events
Children’s Concert with Brentano Quartet
Introduce children to chamber music with the Brentano Quartet in a welcoming atmosphere perfect for young listeners and families.
Young Artist Lunchtime Concert
Young artists from the Tuckamore Festival showcase their solo and chamber music talents in a midday recital.
Brentano String Quartet in Concert
Experience the acclaimed Brentano String Quartet for an evening of probing interpretations and wonderfully selfless music-making.
Friday, July 3
Upcoming1 scheduled event
Masterpieces and Milestones: Brentano String Quartet and Tuckamore Faculty
Experience Shostakovich's Trio in E minor and Beethoven's String Quartet op.
Saturday, July 4
Upcoming2 scheduled events
Young Artists in Brigus
The Tuckamore Festival's Young Artists perform a concert at St. George's Heritage Church in Brigus.
Tom Allen: Brahms in New York
Explore an alternate history of Johannes Brahms in this storytelling and music event featuring CBC's Tom Allen.
Sunday, July 5
Upcoming1 scheduled event
Festival Finale with Tuckamore Young Artists
The Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival concludes with a final performance by its talented Young Artists.
Venues / locations
Where events are happening
A quick map of the places showing up across the festival schedule.
Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist / St. John’s
St. John’s · 1 event
16 Church Hill
Memorial University of Newfoundland dash School of Music / St. John’s
St. John’s · 1 event
Burtons Pond Road
St. George’s Heritage Church / Brigus
Brigus · 1 event
37 Middle Ridge
The Majestic Theatre / St. John’s
St. John’s · 1 event
390 Duckworth Street, St. John’s, Newfoundland A1C 1H8
The Old Church in Admiral’s Cove / Cape Broyle
Cape Broyle · 1 event
Admiral's Cove Rd
About the festival
About Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival
The Tuckamore Music Festival offers a unique cultural experience rooted in Newfoundland. Attendees can expect an evening filled with traditional ballads, engaging readings, and captivating storytelling, showcasing the rich artistic heritage of the region.
This event highlights local talent and provides a platform for performers to share their craft through a blend of music and narrative. It's a chance to connect with the stories and sounds that define Newfoundland culture.
