If You Think Classical Music is Dead, You're Dead Wrong!
RECORD KEEPING | Christina Petrowska Quilico Revisits Ann Southam With Diminishing Returns
By John Terauds on October 23, 2018
Christina Petrowska Quilico latest look at the solo piano music of the late Ann Southam, serves as more of a historical record than something to savour.
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PRIMER | How An Opera Singer Is Breaking Down The Barricades Around Suicide
By John Terauds on September 10, 2018
In honour of World Suicide Prevention Day on September 15, musicians across Canada are raising awareness with a continuous webcast of concerts inspired by around mental illness.
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SCRUTINY | Toronto Summer Music Festival Wraps Up In A Show Of Intense Music And Audience Love
By John Terauds on August 4, 2018
Heartwarming, but is it deserved? Critic John Terauds wrestles with the dilemma of obligatory standing ovations at the close of the Toronto Summer Music Festival.
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SCRUTINY | A Jumbled Program Prevents Flight At Recital With Angela Cheng And Alvin Chow
By John Terauds on August 1, 2018
Husband and wife piano duo Angela Cheng Alvin Chow presented a muddled program that contributed to a muddled result at the Toronto Summer Music Festival.
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SCRUTINY | Jonathan Crow Offers Powerful, Fiery Tribute To Legendary Violinist Yehudi Menhuhin
By John Terauds on July 31, 2018
Jonathan Crow and Philip Chiu leave a full house clamouring for more in a program celebrating the legacy of legendary 20th-century violinist Yehudi Menuhin.
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SCRUTINY | Toronto Summer Music Festival Presents An Inspired Histoire du Soldat Pairing
By John Terauds on July 20, 2018
Despite Toronto Summer Music Festival's impossible pairing of Appalachian Spring, and L’Histoire du Soldat (The Soldier’s Tale), the result was a satisfying night of music and theatre.
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SCRUTINY | Masterful, Mesmerising Art Song From Christoph Prégardien And Julius Drake
By John Terauds on July 18, 2018
Christoph Prégardien and Julius Drake partner in a night of songs by Gustav Mahler and Franz Schubert.
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RECORD KEEPING | Why We Can't Stop Listening To Pianist Stewart Goodyear’s Homage To Glenn Gould
By John Terauds on April 5, 2018
"For Glenn Gould" provides his own clear-headed renderings that make as much sense as the original, yet sound only like Goodyear.
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SCRUTINY | Opus 8 Choir Revels In The Bawdier Side Of Song At Heliconian Hall
By John Terauds on February 4, 2018
We all know that the real fun begins after dark. And that’s the effect Toronto’s recently formed Opus 8 choir was looking for in a concert for a packed house at Heliconian Hall on Saturday night.
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SCRUTINY | Toronto Symphony Serves Up Meaty Program With Planets And Two Premieres
By John Terauds on January 26, 2018
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra offers up a rich and muscular program presented with verve this week at Roy Thomson Hall with guest conductor John Storgårds.
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