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9th Annual Torrey Chamber Music Festival Returns June 6 – 13

By insiderutah.com · May 20, 2026 · 1 min read
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A solitary wooden chair in a Utah desert landscape at sunset, with a violin bow resting on the seat, symbolizing a musical performance in a natural setting.
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Musicians (from left to right) Annamarie Reader, cellist; Assia Dyulgerska, violinist; and Allison Drenkow, cellist. The Torrey Chamber Music Festival returns June 6-13 for its ninth season, bringing renowned string players from across the country to Wayne and Garfield counties to teach and perform.

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