SCRUTINY | Beethoven’s ‘Ghost Trio’ Highlights Intriguing Mixed Program By Montreal’s Trio Fibonacci In Toronto Return

By Robin Elliott on October 4, 2019

Montreal’s Trio Fibonacci earned a standing ovation in an afternoon concert with a mixed program of Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Arbós, McKinley, and Brasset hosted by the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto

SCRUTINY | Poulenc Trio Shows Us Why The World Needs More Oboe, Bassoon, And Piano

By Robin Elliott on October 5, 2018

After hearing the Poulenc Trio perform for Women’s Musical Club of Toronto, it makes us wonder what is behind the neglect for this astonishing combination of instruments.

SCRUTINY | Peter Oundjian Gives A Sterling "Thank You" To Toronto

By Robin Elliott on June 22, 2018

Peter Oundjian says farewell after 14-years at the head of the Toronto Symphony with a free concert featuring Mahler’s Ninth Symphony.

SCRUTINY | Zodiac Trio Serves A Five-Course Recital At The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto

By Robin Elliott on November 10, 2017

Zodiac Trio served an eclectic menu of repertoire for clarinet, violin, and piano at the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto.

SCRUTINY | Steven Dann Presents A Charming All In The Family Program At Walter Hall

By Robin Elliott on April 8, 2016

A recital by Toronto violist Steven Dann brings together family and friends at Women’s Musical Club of Toronto at Walter Hall.

SCRUTINY | Exploring the Wonders of the Harp

By Robin Elliott on October 16, 2015

Women’s Musical Club of Toronto opens 118th season with Ottawa-based harpist Caroline Léonardelli, together with the Afiara String Quartet and the double bass player Joseph Phillips.

SCRUTINY | Ensemble Made in Canada Make Homecoming at the WMCT

By Robin Elliott on May 8, 2015

Ensemble Made in Canada make homecoming with Women’s Musical Club of Toronto.

CONCERT REVIEW | Jens Lindemann Makes History at the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto

By Robin Elliott on March 17, 2015

The Los-Angeles-based Canadian trumpet virtuoso Jens Lindemann gave a varied and highly entertaining recital for the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto on Thursday afternoon (March 12th). The ten selections on his program ranged widely across both classical and jazz idioms. And that’s where history was made – this was the first time in 117 years that jazz has been featured on a WMCT program...

REVIEW | The Dover Quartet flexes their brawn at the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto

By Robin Elliott on November 14, 2014

REVIEW | The Unforgettable Tanya Tagaq

By Robin Elliott on November 7, 2014

“Live Music is Best.” That is the motto of the musicians’ union, and it could well be the motto of Tanya Tagaq as well. No amount of familiarity with Tagaq’s recordings and videos can prepare one for the impact of witnessing her in live performance.