Associate Conductor Jennifer Lee on the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir’s Singsation Saturdays and the enduring music of Haydn.

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

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

The Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra prepares to take the stage at The Hearn, acoustically naked but unafraid.

While many festivals struggle for years establish themselves against dwindling attendance and funding, Stratford Summer Music seems somehow, to make it all look so easy.

Brian Chang offers an inside look at the rehearsal process with The Amadeus Choir, Elmer Iseler Singers, and Toronto Symphony for Fauré's Requiem.

In keeping with tradition, the evening highlights the operatic arts, featuring top-calibre musical artists accompanied by a symphonic orchestra. It will be held at Ferme le Campanile, the private estate of MIMC president and co-founder André Bourbeau, which has proved to be an ideal location.

Twenty-five years ago when Singing Out! started, the world was a very different place. The history of an organization like Singing Out! cannot be underestimated — they were welcoming, loving, and proud at a time when it was not always safe to do so.

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.

Inspired by Nelson Mandela’s dream and Desmond Tutu’s hope when he named post-apartheid South Africa the “Rainbow Nation,” Soundstreams offers a one-night-only exploration of Canadian and South African cultural identity through song and theatre.