The TSO’s Associate Principal Bassoonist Darren Hicks talks about weaponizing empathy, LEGO, and other observations gleaned during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grammy Award-winning American composer and conductor Eric Whitacre talks about inventing virtual choirs, and putting together his sixth iteration of the art form for the pandemic, 'Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently'.

TSO flutist and solo piccoloist Camille Watts shares what's getting her through the long drought of no live music in the latest edition of REMOTE.

French pianist/composer Lucas Debargue checks in for another edition of REMOTE.

Tim Dawson, Toronto Symphony Orchestra bassist, joins us for this episode of REMOTE to bring a much needed dose of positivity to your online content.

Mezzo-Soprano Wallis Giunta talks about seeing the silver lining, and staying busy, while under lockdown.

Etsuko Kimura, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Assistant Concertmaster, joins us for this episode of REMOTE to share her experience of the anxieties we all share since the beginning of this crisis.

Chris Walroth, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Production Manager talks about life at home, updating the orchestra’s archives, survivor’s guilt, and the possibility of being left behind in the new digital model of production.

Composer and soprano Danika Lorèn, joins us to share some lighthearted thoughts on her time in quarantine.

In another instalment of our REMOTE series, Simon Rivard, TSO’s RBC Resident Conductor and Conductor of the TSYO talks about taking up a new passion during the lockdown.