Former US President Nixon is known for many things, but a pianist/composer isn't one of them – that is until now...

When you think about Tchaikovsky's bombastic 1812 Overture, you might think US Independence Day celebrations with fireworks and cannons galore! But have you ever wanted to be the percussionist during the last few final measures of the score?We here at the Musial Toronto office have been obsessed with this game from Us vs Th3m for a little over a week. It's not fair that we hoard all the fun for ourselves, so give it a try.

The official trailer for the much-anticipated bio-pic about amateur opera diva Florence Foster Jenkins has landed on the web.

The Canadian Opera Company (COC) have quietly released a video excerpt of Rufus Wainwright's anticipated second opera, Hadrian, scheduled for a world premiere in Toronto on October 13.

In October 2015, a family set out to see if they could build a trombone rifle. This is what they came up with and it's absolutely hilarious.

The story behind "Brahms's Lullaby" is one of the great stories of classical music lore. This must see video tells it beautifully.

Wouldn't you want all of your mornings to begin so! Cheers to the Copenhagen Philharmonic for pulling this off in style!

Composer Danny Elfman scores footage from 2016 Presidential Debate.

The internet can be a fun, but weird place sometimes. Especially these shred video memes where they take the original sound and satirize it with an entirely different soundtrack. No one is safe, not even Alfred Brendel...

We’ve all heard about the story behind the Rite of Spring première riots. It was all just too much too fast for an audience wondering where Ravel went. In this video you will see Stravinsky play his famous”Rite of Spring” poly-chord for ten minutes. Phillip Glass, can relate. For those post-tonal theory geeks out there, the chord basically an Eb dominant seventh chord in first inversion played alongside a Fb major triad with the root doubled at the octave.