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Scholarship winner Jorden back for Rachmaninoff – JH News&Guide

Thanks to his international conducting career, Sir Donald Runnicles has, over his 20 years as music director for the Grand Teton Music Festival, brought to Jackson Hole scores of musicians he has worked with from throughout the United States, Berlin and Dresden, Scotland and, since...

GTMF chamber music series starts Thursday – JH News&Guide

The chamber music repertoire — including works for soloists, duos, trios and larger ensembles — is vast. And getting increasingly so every year. Over its 65 years, the Grand Teton Music Festival has always offered chamber music concerts, and its participating players — this year,...

Celebrating 25 years with Dorris Dai Janssen

In celebration of her 25th anniversary, Dorris authored the following passage, which is also included in the 2026 summer program book. Dorris Dai Janssen Violin Back in college studying violin performance, I hoped that opportunities in music would include traveling to beautiful places. After joining...

20 Questions for 20 Years with Sir Donald Runnicles

Two decades can feel like a lifetime — or like the opening movement of a beautiful partnership still unfolding. The Grand Teton Music Festival is proud to celebrate two decades with Sir Donald Runnicles at the helm as Music Director. As we honor 20 years...

King’s Singers make GTMF debut in Center Theater – JH News&Guide

For hundreds of years, 7-year-old boys have undertaken intensive musical training in order to help provide choral music for daily Church of England services. Many go on to train as adults at prestigious universities. That’s how the founding members of the King’s Singers got started,...

American music launches GTMF’s 65th season – JH News&Guide

Conductor Donato Cabrera fondly recalls listening to his grandmother play the piano while he was growing up in Reno, Nevada. “She was someone who always gathered the family after dinner and played old Mexican waltzes that her father had taught her,” he said. “That idea,...