The University of Toronto and the New York architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro have revealed designs for a new campus building and concert hall to replace McLaughlin Planetarium at 90 Queen's Park.

With a brand new production of "Swan Lake" along with world premieres, and a new commission, the National Ballet of Canada's 2019/2020 season announcement is marked by a series of firsts, even as it looks back to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of Artistic Director Karen Kain.

From Renaissance opera for the 21st century to a premiere by a Canadian jazz icon, RCM's 2019/20 season preview includes a few surprises up its sleeve.

Technology is breathing vital new life into the world of classical music, just as it needs it most.

Known as the “King of the Waltz”, violinist André Rieu has managed to become a classical music rock star rivalling the popularity of artists such as Rihanna, Bruno Mars, and AC/DC — an idea, he says started long ago with Mozart and Johann Strauss.

Doggos dig Mozart, goldfish can distinguish between Stravinsky and Bach, and elephants are better at staying in time than we are, as it turns out.

Heintzman, Mason & Risch, Mendelssohn Piano Co., Newcombe Piano Co., Nordheimer, and Gourlay, Winter & Leeming, all major piano manufacturers in Toronto. Where did they all go?

In the wake of a provincial government let down, Sistema Toronto has been thrown a lifeline by the Azrieli Foundation to the tune of $175,000.

The documentary, which features never before seen footage that allows Maria Callas to tell her story in her own words, is a harsh look at the realities of fame and glamour.

Ontario government has pulled a promised $500,000 in funding for at-risk children, sending Sistema Toronto scrambling just weeks before the start of the school year.