Since its founding in 1972, the Toronto Consort has become internationally recognized for its excellence in the performance of medieval, renaissance and early baroque music. Some of Canada’s leading early music specialists have come together to form The Toronto Consort, under the leadership of Artistic Director, David Fallis. The company’s nine members include both singers and instrumentalists (lute, recorder, guitar, flute, early keyboards and percussion)...

Mooredale Concerts begins 2016-17 season with a celebrated Canadian string quartet, followed by 20th Century music performed, opera-style.

Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir joins Musical Toronto's Who's Who.

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Acclaimed as “a world-class ensemble”, Sinfonia Toronto is one of Canada’s finest chamber orchestras. Its repertoire includes all the major works for string orchestra from baroque to contemporary, and it has premiered many new works. It presents its concerts two of the finest concert halls of Toronto: at the CBC’s Glenn Gould Studio, where many of its concerts have been recorded for national broadcast and in the George Weston Recital Hall in North York. The orchestra has recorded for its own label, Marquis Classics EMI, Cambria and Analekta on iTunes.

David Garrett: The native of Aachen, son of a German jurist and an American prima ballerina, can allow himself to sound out the limits.

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Simon Fryer, Artistic Director of Music In the Afternoon concerts, presented by the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto, today announced the lineup for the 2018/2019 season.

Bravo Niagara offers rare opportunity to hear piano phenom Jan Lisiecki, up-close and personal on March 10, in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

On Sunday December 20, 2015 at 2 PM, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir hosts its annual Sing-Along Messiah at Massey Hall — a unique Toronto audience-participation phenomenon led by George Frideric Handel himself (aka Ivars Taurins — in character and dressed in full baroque costume).