Against the Grain makes an opera matching Handel to a narrative inspired by the stories of migration and displacement due to war, discrimination, hate, and intolerance.

Yes, Toronto, December is just around the corner and it means Messiah time: cut, uncut, traditional, children’s, a new adaptation — you can take your pick!

Bach we know... Handel, of course. But Steffani? This is all about to change in Toronto this November when Tafelmusik Orchestra & Chamber Choir will present a program dedicated to Agostino Steffani’s sacred and secular works: Drama and Devotion.

Ludwig Van's Cecilia Lee chats with Chilly Gonzales about his early days living in Montreal and Toronto, his move to Europe, and his love of the inner workings of music, no matter the genre.

Esprit Orchestra's 2018-19 season features varied works that will surely challenge, comfort, and intrigue searching ears.

It's not every day we come across a concert for six pianos.

Being a professional classical musician can be expensive, especially for string players. In comes the Musical Instrument Bank Competition that offers musicians the chance to match their extraordinary talents with world-class instruments and bows which would otherwise be out of reach.

With its focus on locality, creativity and cross-pollination, the Symphony In The Barn promises a full-weekend of beauty, in the great Ontario summer outdoors.

Musicians far-and-wide share personal memories of the multifaceted pianist, teacher, colleague and mentor, Peter Longworth, who died aged 54.

Soundstreams explores stories and scenes from human joy and suffering, in a concert of works by David Lang and James Rolfe.