OBMF CONCERT SCHEDULE 2025
OBMF brings the next generation of world class musicians to Long Island for a week of concerts in historic, charming, and unusual landmarks along the Gold Coast. During the 7-day festival, 11 distinct concerts at 8 venues will feature international talent and local stars with innovative and creative programming.
Each OBMF concert is an energetic variety show featuring inspiring musical selections from a performing cast of 22 prize-winning musicians (many still in their twenties) - including vocalists, pianists, strings and wind players. The Festival’s unique style of concert programs present a breathtaking and eclectic approach to experiencing live music that is not to be missed. While each program is a unique event with completely different repertoire, the overriding theme to this season’s festival is Emotion. Each concert will approach this theme of music and emotion with a different lens - promising tears of joy, laughter, and human connection.
ALL OF OUR CONCERTS ARE FREE, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE 3 CONCERTS THAT SHOW AN “ORDER TICKETS” BUTTON BELOW THEIR HEADING.
DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME, AND WILL HELP ENSURE THE LONGEVITY OF OBMF.
Friday, June 27
7:00pM - musical sails
Oakcliff Sailing Center
4 South Street, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT, OPEN ADMISSION
Join us for our opening concert dedicated to Betsy Lawrence, who has helped raise OBMF’s musical sails, and enabled this festival to soar! Music by Reineke, Devienne, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and more.
Saturday, June 28
10:00AM - flute masterclass with Matthew ross
St. John’s Episcopal Church - 1670 New York 25A, Cold Spring Harbor
7:00pM - sound emotion
St. John’s Episcopal Church
1670 New York 25A, Cold Spring Harbor
FREE CONCERT, OPEN ADMISSION
Sunday, June 29
2:00pm - musical poetry
Cedarmere - Estate of William Cullen Bryant
225 Bryant Avenue, Roslyn
7:00pm - harmony in the ballroom
Old Westbury Gardens - Red Ballroom
71 Old Westbury Road, Old Westbury
Monday, June 30
4:00pm - symphonic tea
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
440 West Neck Road, Huntington
Tea and Scones followed by Concert
8:00pm - piano mania
Christ Church
61 E Main Church, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT, OPEN ADMISSION
Program:
(75 minutes, without intermission)
Scriabin Fantasie - Keyi Wang, piano
Prokofiev Cello and Piano Sonata - Bethany Bobbs, cello and Maxim Lando, piano
Brahms Sonata No. 1 - Robert Carlson, piano
Saint-Saëns Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso - Tassilo Probst, violin and Maxim Lando, piano
Tuesday, July 1
1:00pm - An Afternoon at the opera
St. John’s Episcopal Church
1670 New York 25A, Cold Spring Harbor
FREE CONCERT, OPEN ADMISSION
7:00pm - the sounds of music
Congregation L’Dor V’Dor
11 temple Lane, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT OPEN ADMISSION
Wednesday, July 2
1:00pm - mid-day concert
Christ Church
61 E Main Church, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT OPEN ADMISSION
7:00pm - ocean notes
Western Waterfront - Building J
1 West End Avenue, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT OPEN ADMISSION
Thursday, July 3
7:00pm - coda finale
Christ Church
61 E Main Church, Oyster Bay
FREE CONCERT, OPEN ADMISSION
Flute Masterclass with Matt Ross
The Oyster Bay Music Festival will be hosting a free flute masterclass with Matt Ross, flutist with the National Symphony Orchestra. Matt has appeared with the Baltimore Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony and Dayton Philharmonic, was principal flute at the Bard Music Festival, and was a fellow at the National Music Festival. As a soloist, he has earned prizes in young artists competitions across the country and in 2012 was named a Yamaha Young Performing Artist. He is also an alum of Smithtown East High School.
When Nature Calls - OBMF has Got2Go: Hosted by Teddy Siegel
59th Huntington Summer Arts Festival - 2024 (Produced by the Town of Huntington and Presented by the Huntington Arts Council, Inc.)
OBMF Spring Fundraiser
Come enjoy a magical afternoon of music featuring the incredible talents of our prize winning OBMF musicians. Join as we celebrate with a preview of our upcoming 13th season. Bring family and friends and make some unforgettable musical memories!
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW ON THE PATIO








Poetic Sounds (a ticketed event)
This is a ticketed concert. To purchase tickets, please click this link: OBMF at Cedarmere, Estate of William Cullen Bryant - "Poetic Sounds"





Huntington Summer Arts Festival Presents Oyster Bay Music Festival Emerging All Stars
Huntington Summer Arts Festival, produced by Town of Huntington @townofhuntington, presented by Huntington Arts Council presents Chamber Music – Oyster Bay Music Festival Emerging All Stars Rieko Tsuchida & Maximilian Morel.
Rieko Tsuchida. Since making her Carnegie Hall debut in 2011, prize-winning pianist Rieko Tsuchida has performed internationally as a soloist and chamber musician. Ms. Tsuchida made her professional concerto debut in 2011 performing Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with the California Symphony. She has also performed as a soloist with the Ashdod Symphonic Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic, and San Domenico Orchestra. Her many prizes include the SONY USA Foundation Grant in 2016 from the Salon de Virtuosi, YoungArts NFAA Finalist, and 3rd Prize in the IIYM International Piano Competition.
Ms. Tsuchida earned her Bachelor of Music Degree at the Peabody Conservatory under the tutelage of Boris Slutsky. She completed her Master of Music Degree at The Juilliard School in the studios of Dr. Matti Raekallio and Joseph Kalichstein.
Maximilian Morel. Since first coming to New York City in 2011 to pursue his studies, Parisian native Maximilian Morel has regularly performed as a soloist, contemporary, orchestral, and baroque trumpeter in various venues throughout the world. Noteworthy performances include regular appearances as a soloist in Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 with Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Mass in B minor under the direction of Masaaki Suzuki, and international tours with Orpheus Chamber orchestra.
As a freelance musician, Mr. Morel has been a frequent guest of many ensembles such as Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, and ProMusica.
Mr. Morel is an international prize winner of major trumpet competitions, is a faculty member in the Ear-Training and Music Theory departments of the Juilliard School’s Extension and Pre-College divisions.
The Oyster Bay Music Festival presents a week-long, performance intensive program for highly gifted music students in a festival setting each summer. We are pleased to introduce several of these exceptional talents in a special L.I. Spotlight Chamber Music concert. This is a unique opportunity to experience superbly talented emerging All-Stars!
All Huntington Summer Arts Festival Information and program updates can be found at www.huntingtonarts.org. The Chapin Rainbow Stage is in Heckscher Park, Huntington, NY 11743 at Prime Avenue/Route 25A. Performances start at 8:00 PM

