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

Canadian mezzo-soprano Mireille Lebel talks about embracing the uncertainty, and the opportunity to experiment over the last four months of the COVID pandemic.

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.

TSO trumpeter James Gardiner talks about early morning bike rides, playing the banjo, and coping through the COVID lockdown.

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

Soprano Adrianne Pieczonka talks about coping, DIY digital performance, and representation in the classical music world.

Sinfonia Toronto's Nurhan Arman talks about plans for getting back on stage safely, and the organization's commitment to inclusion in the wake of the #BlackLivesMatter protests.

Soprano Jonelle Sills joins us for this episode of REMOTE to discuss her experience of the pandemic thus far, and talk about building diversity from the bottom up.

Toronto-based baritone Andrew Adridge talks about life under lockdown, and what needs to happen to make the classical music world truly inclusive.

Carol Lynn Fujino, a Toronto Symphony Orchestra violinist since 1991, joins us for this episode of REMOTE to discuss how she’s coping with the loss of structure and rehabilitating her body during quarantine.