Ravel's Brain becomes the focus of conversation at Hugh's Room at documentary screening.

'The Organist: Fugues, Fatherhood and a Fragile Mind' (Mark Abley) and 'Jan in 35 Pieces' (Ian Hampton) illuminate the lives and struggles of working Canadian musicians.

A look at how the Toronto Summer Community Academy fills an essential need for serious music students who want to keep learning.

At this year’s Royal Conservatory Wide Open House Ludwig Van's Robin Roger puts her learning to the test by signing up for demo classes in instruments she doesn't play.

As part of a week of celebrations with soprano Jessye Norman, winner of the 12th Glenn Gould Prize, this symposium will trace the struggles of artists of African origin to enter the operatic world.

How conductor, composer, commentator and author Rob Kapilow reveals the inner workings of music in a way that anyone can understand.

Ludwig Van writer Robin Roger shares her first-hand experience as a novice page turner, which she learns, requires timing, dexterity, grip accuracy, visual acuity and eye-tracking and even good balance.

Following a fantastic opening week of the TSMF, Artistic Director Jonathan Crow chats about the community of highly committed music learners, and equally engaged music teachers at the TSMF Community Academy.

Back by popular demand! Part two of our special on classical music summer reading with a special focus on Lenny Bernstein At 100. 

Mini-reviews of several of the best books on Bernstein, released for the Centenary and also from years prior.