Young and old unite in song at the upcoming Toronto Summer Music Festival. Highlights of this year's Art of Song program.

Dance and ballet have been a recent focus in Toronto’s classical music scene, including the upcoming "Creation" by choreographer and dancer Angela Blumberg.

A helpful guide for those planning to see the Canadian Opera Company’s Mozart’s The Abduction from the Seraglio.

Opera5's new production serves as a reminder of the women's rights movement, as relevant as ever today.

Lydia Adams walks us through the Amadeus Choir’s Conductor’s Workshop, and explains why this has annual tradition has become such a valuable tool for choral conductors on the rise.

There is no one quite like him. Percussionist Russell Hartenberger recounts a fateful meeting with Moondog — one of the most original composers of the last century.

Tanya Tagaq teams up with the Element Choir this week at Trinity St. Paul's. Here's why we think this is a special one.

Haus Musik loosens up the classical music vibe by taking it out of the concert hall and into the bespoke experience.

Yesterday, Stratford Summer Music Festival announced the program line-up for their fourteenth season, starting July 14th through August 24th.

On Sunday, May 4^th, violinist Jacques Israelievitch and pianist Christina Petrowska Quilico will team up to perform The Complete Mozart Violin Sonatas over the span of an entire day. This event, which takes place at Gallery 345, will allow listeners to hear the evolution of Mozart through his early Mannheim period and two later periods in Vienna.