Prix Opus – Performer of the Year
Stéphane receives the Prix Opus for Performer of the Year, awarded by the Conseil québécois de la musique!
Rising stars feature strongly with Montreal’s Orchestre Métropolitain
Both Leong and Tétreault were sensitive to one another's phrasing, thereby fostering an interpretative synergy that resulted in stellar music making.
Ian Cochrane, BackTrack
Ian Cochrane, BackTrack
Montreal’s Orchestre Métropolitain shines in all-Classical program
Yannick Nézet-Séguin hosts Stéphane Tétreault
Ian Cochrane, Bachtrack
Ian Cochrane, Bachtrack
Review: SSO’s We Will Remember concert earns two standing ovations
...the concerto demands technique and passion from the cellist, and Tétreault delivered both.
Sarah Macdonald, Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Sarah Macdonald, Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Dancing with a pedigreed cello at Stratford Summer Music
Tétreault has tremendous technique, making his playing seem effortless. His approach is notable for the thinking that has gone into shaping musical lines and giving the music momentum.
John Terauds, Toronto Star
John Terauds, Toronto Star
Tétreault conquers Barber cello concerto with mature, convincing performance
At 24, he’s fulfilled every prediction for a dazzling international career, while losing none of his passion and expressive charm.
Natasha Gauthier, Arts File
Natasha Gauthier, Arts File
First Play: Valérie Milot, Antoine Bareil and Stéphane Tétreault, Trios
This album proves yet again the stellar work of Carl Talbot, Analekta Records' house producer and recording engineer.
Robert Rowat, CBC Music
Robert Rowat, CBC Music
Gramophone Critics’ Choice 2016
What a delightful discovery this disk was; and unflashy cover, and a young cellist whose name was completely unknown to me
Charlotte Gardner, Gramophone
Charlotte Gardner, Gramophone
Haydn; Schubert; Brahms: CD Review
There is plenty of colour in Tétreault’s playing, with flexibility of tempo and perfect ensemble by the duo
Roger Knox, theWholeNote.com
Roger Knox, theWholeNote.com
Orchestre Métropolitain at Koerner Hall
The subtle moments of quiet beauty where the cello sings above everyone else were memorable...
Paul Ennis, theWholeNote
Paul Ennis, theWholeNote