Thanks to a last-minute push, the Annex Quartet was able to raise $8,077 from 69 pledges, which ranged from “$1 or more” to “$500 or more.” The final $2,000 worth of pledges came in during the last 11 hours.

Tallis’s music has had a small bump in notoriety over the past couple of years as that motet, Spem in alium, is also part of the soundtrack to amorous adventures in Fifty Shades of Grey.

Canadian Opera Company respond to accusations that they sought to silence longtime Canadian classical music critic Arthur Kaptainis.

"Ask The Professor" will appear on Musical Toronto once a month and will be a fun and intriguing look into the inner world of classical music by those who both listen to it and make it.

The period-instrument orchestra has been based at the multipurpose building — erected in 1889 as a Methodist church — since 1981.

Pianists descend on Lunenburg Nova Scotia for a once in a lifetime chance to play for the "Queen of Classical Music," Martha Argerich.

Photo of Japesene pianist bleeding on a keyboard goes viral.

Dutch musicologist Cees Nieuwenhuizen has reconstructed this “Fantasy Sonata” from the approximately 600 sketches and fragments of all sorts of possible pieces (including a 10th symphony) left behind by Beethoven. These particular sketches predate the 32 published sonatas, and are from the Kafka Sketchbook, a collection of his early manuscripts from youth in Bonn and first years in Vienna. (The collection was purchased by the British Museum in 1875).

An independent investigation by Ludwig Van has revealed major errors in a federally funded study looking into the salaries of arts administration staff, resulting in a total reversal of the findings.

The Rebanks Family and W. Garfield Weston Foundation have provided a $1 million endowment for the Rebanks Family Fellowship and International Residency Program. The first seven fellowships were granted this fall through the Glenn Gould Professional School following a process of nomination and audition, says Glenn Gould School associate dean Barry Shiffman.