As we fast approach the end of the 2017-18 concert season, Toronto welcomes the fifth edition of its 21C Music Festival this week. This year’s ambitious and colourful programming promises both the friendliness and the boldness of our contemporary music scene.

Tafelmusik Chamber Choir members Will Johnson and Francine Labelle offer an insiders glimpse into Bach's eternal choral masterpiece.

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.

It wasn’t so long ago that the contemporary thing in music is the thing which didn't make enough of a difference to accept or reject. New music was something weird and strange – a musical anomaly merely tolerated by most of the worlds leading soloist, orchestras and arts presenters. But I think people have realized now that all music is contemporary, if it's alive. If it were not alive, then what would be the point?...

With its focus on locality, creativity and cross-pollination, the Symphony In The Barn promises a full-weekend of beauty, in the great Ontario summer outdoors.

"Professor Bad Trip" – Difficult to perform, difficult to love and impossible to ignore.

Continuum Contemporary Music is just around the corner: Urgent Voices is an ambitious opener that reflects the core interest of this thirty-two-year-old organization: create, synthesize and present.

Following the success of Alison Mackay’s productions, The Galileo Project and Tales of Two Cities, comes Safe Haven, Mackay's latest multimedia concert program opening this week.

If you think queer performance is limited to fancy costumes, over-the-top makeup, and lip-syncing as seen on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Tapestry Opera has a surprise for you.