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Toronto Operetta Theatre | The Gondoliers
From FRIDAY, MARCH 19 until MONDAY, APRIL 5, 2021 The twelfth collaboration between composer Arthur Sullivan and librettist W.S. Gilbert, The Gondoliers (or The King of Barataria) tells the story of two charming Venetian gondoliers, Giuseppe and Marco, who are informed that due to an error of identity when they were young boys, one of them […]
Find out more »Sinfonia Toronto | Inspiration
Inspiration Livestreaming Saturday, March 20, 8 pm - online until April 19 SINFONIA TORONTO NURHAN ARMAN Conductor MOZART Serenade 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K 525 TCHAIKOVSKY Sinfonia Opus 30a orchestra version by Nurhan Arman
Find out more »Toronto Symphony Orchestra | TSO On Demand: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
Year after year, season after season, the music of Vivaldi blooms in perennial splendour. “Full of passionate virtuosity yet finely nuanced in his playing,” (Toronto Star) Concertmaster Jonathan Crow performs as soloist and leads his TSO colleagues in Vivaldi’s timeless The Four Seasons. He also leads two dynamic works by living composers—“Coqueteos” from Gabriela Lena Frank’s […]
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Tapestry Opera | Where Do I Go?
Morgan-Paige Melbourne creates a lush, dramatic world from her unique fusion of contemporary classical, pop, and electronic, told through original music and lyrics and brought to life on Tapestry’s Bösenorfer Imperial Grand Piano. Contemporary dancer and Dora Award nominee Natasha Poon Woo weaves her beautiful rhythmic talent with Melbourne’s evocative music, sharing a story of two parallel journeys […]
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