Songs in Self-Isolation brings together musicians, healthcare workers and others to deliver the gift of music to isolated hospital patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Young educators Edmee Nataprawira and Pauline Feng are bringing summer learning home to children through a new program called Clavier Class.

We take a look back at 60 years of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada.

Violinists Marie Bérard and Stephen Sitarski, percussionist Ryan Scott, pianist Stephen Clarke and composer  James O’Callaghan talk about Schnittke, polystylism, and much more leading up to the February 26 concert. 

Nicole Lizée’s Karappo Okesutura Vol III: The Lost Karaoke Tapes is a striking mashup of live music and technology, full of emotion and whip smart humour.

Members of Tafelmusik talk about bringing back the wind band, or Harmonie, in music by Mozart, Beethoven and Rossini, and a world premiere by Toronto composer Cecilia Livingston.

Canadian bass-baritone Philippe Sly, San Francisco Opera stage director Roy Rallo and Montreal musician Félix De L'Étoile talk us through the creation of Le Chimera Project’s Winterreise.

Yolanda Bruno and Isabelle David showcase the work of 11 women composers over 876 years of music in their debut album ‘The Wild Swans’.

Tommaso Sollazzo, Marco Cera, Francesco Pellegrino, and Lucas Harris talk about zampognari and other Southern Italian traditions that go into the Tafelmusik/Vesuvius Ensemble’s upcoming O Come Shepherds concert.

Your guide to Handel’s Messiah in Toronto and the GTA for holiday season 2019.