Stephane Tetreault, Author at Stéphane Tétreault Cellist

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

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

Stéphane Tétreault does battle with the Barber cello concerto

“The second slow movement is one of most beautiful I’ve ever heard. It’s extremely touching. Barber certainly knew how to write slow movements.“

Peter Robb, Arts File

Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the Orchestre Métropolitain

Stéphane performs Elgar's Cello Concerto with the Orchestre Métropolitatin at the Philharmonie de Paris

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

Berlioz and a Young Cellist’s Debut

An all-French theme and it’s yours to enjoy this Sunday. WRTI presents The Philadelphia Orchestra in Concert

Gregg Whiteside, WRTI

Bringing together two exceptional young Canadian talents

This summer, Jan Lisiecki and Stéphane Tétreault have the long-awaited chance to play a concert together at Stratford Summer Music.

Susanne Martin, The Globe and Mail

Mentor plays big role for cellist

“I was pretty gutsy, now that I think about it,” said Tetreault while on the road to Toronto to rehearse with Sinfonia Toronto.

Brian Kelly, Sault Star

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

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