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By Michael Vincent on October 5, 2021
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Toronto Zoo have partnered to expand the way we hear the sounds of animals in relation to music.
(Continue reading)By Michael Zarathus-Cook on October 3, 2020
The Toronto Symphony's CEO, Matthew Loden talks about the TSO in the age of COVID-19, as well as the initiatives they’re taking part in the broader community, from the AGO to the YMCA.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on February 13, 2020
Richmond Hill city council has left local organizations reeling after voting to cancel all grants to community and cultural groups — against the recommendations of its own staff.
(Continue reading)By Hye Won Cecilia Lee on November 19, 2019
Your guide to Handel’s Messiah in Toronto and the GTA for holiday season 2019.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on August 30, 2019
It’s nice to have friends in high places, as students and faculty of Toronto’s non-profit Regent Park School of Music found out August 23, 2019.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on August 29, 2019
Celebrated conductor, music director, and Radio Personality Kerry Stratton as died on August 27, 2019, age 66, of complications from ALS.
(Continue reading)By Robin Roger on July 5, 2019
A look at how the Toronto Summer Community Academy fills an essential need for serious music students who want to keep learning.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on April 22, 2019
Cultural appropriation is making headlines in Canada again from a source that comes as unexpected to many. The Arnaqquasaaq Collective, a group of Inuit women artists, took to social media to call out the Indigenous Music Awards (IMA,) and one of its nominees earlier this month for appropriating Inuit throat singing.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on February 20, 2019
The idea of weaponizing classical music as a deterrent against loitering and crime may be a painful one for music aficionados, but does it work?
(Continue reading)By Robin Roger on August 13, 2018
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.
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