Miró Quartet on Orcas Dec. 8 for OICMF Silver & Gold Holiday Concert – Hearth

The Grammy-nominated Miró Quartet returns to Orcas Island on Tuesday, December 8, for a concert of selections from their 2025 holiday album, Hearth. The album brings together original arrangements by 15 extraordinary contemporary composers, offering fresh and personal interpretations of beloved holiday favorites.
Joining the quartet for this special evening are OICMF Founder and Artistic Director Aloysia Friedmann and Artistic Advisor Jon Kimura Parker.
Continuing in the tradition of our Leaves of Gold concerts, this year’s Silver & Gold performance begins at 5:00 p.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, followed by a festive reception of hors d’oeuvres and beverages in the Parish Hall overlooking the Eastsound waterfront.
We hope you’ll join us for an evening of wonderful music, holiday cheer, and community!
Tickets are $75.
For more information, contact the OICMF office at or (360) 376-6636
A Successful 2026 Festival Season
A huge congratulations to Artistic Director Aloysia Friedmann for once again creating musical moments we will never forget.
The Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival has been lovingly cultivated for nearly three decades through dedication, generosity, and a shared belief in the power of the arts to enrich our lives. It depends on many hands working together like an orchestra. Thank you to our donors, supporters, volunteers, home hosts, audiences, and artists – each bringing unique gifts to create something truly special.
This festival flourishes because of the relationships at its heart, connections that create a sense of belonging and extend far beyond the concert hall, reminding us that great music is not only heard – it is shared. The festival offers a place where people gather with a common purpose: to listen, to learn, to celebrate, and to be inspired. Music has a unique ability to bridge differences, spark imagination, and reveal our shared humanity. It invites us into conversations that transcend words and creates moments we carry with us long after the final note has faded.
































