Damien Sneed's “We Shall Overcome" wins us over with a refreshingly exuberant concert full of life.

In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, pianist Damien Sneed brings the Toronto Mass Choir and a cohort of gospel soloists to Koerner Hall for the only Canadian stop on a 36-city tour.

A chat with the artistic team behind the Toronto Children’s Chorus about how they handle coordinating an enormous choir of over 450 kids.

Three songs into the program, Matt Dusk walks onto the stage, a spin and a slide into the centre stage whitewashed-blue lights and he starts “It’s the most wonderful time of the year.”

Some pointers to get you started for Toronto Symphony's Home Alone, including behind-the-scenes facts from conductor Constantine Kitsopoulos and Resonance music director Bob Anderson.

Tafelmusik Chamber Choir members Will Johnson and Francine Labelle offer an insiders glimpse into Bach's eternal choral masterpiece.

Lydia Adams walks us through the Amadeus Choir’s Conductor’s Workshop, and explains why this has annual tradition has become such a valuable tool for choral conductors on the rise.

The Mississauga Symphony Orchestra brings life to the galaxy we all love, full of X-Wing battles, evil Sith lords, and heroic Princesses.

Interview and commentary from choral conductor William Weinart (Eastman) and Don Mclean (U of T) on the vacancy created by Hilary Apfelstadt's departure as Director of Choral Activities at the University of Toronto.

David Fallis tells us how Water Passion will challenge your cognition of music, your capacity for storytelling, and your conceptions of the Passion of Christ.