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By Joseph So on November 26, 2018
Classical music and opera events happening in and around Toronto for the week of November 16 – December 2.
(Continue reading)By Joseph So on November 26, 2018
Sondra Radvanovsky, arguably the most eagerly awaited vocal recital of the 2018-19 season, dazzles with a masterclass of great singing at Koerner Hall.
(Continue reading)By Ludwig Van on November 24, 2018
From zero to six touring companies and sold out audiences all over the world in just 12 years — that’s a remarkable success story in an industry notorious for its volatility.
(Continue reading)By Hye Won Cecilia Lee on November 23, 2018
We caught up with pianist Gabriela Montero to talk about her latest program of works combining classical piano improvisations and compositions, and why she is telling the story of Venezuela.
(Continue reading)By Paula Citron on November 22, 2018
The National Ballet of Canada's mixed program is for all tastes. Traditionalists have their tutus, and modernists their rough edge.
(Continue reading)By Stephan Bonfield on November 22, 2018
While Ravel's Bolero was eaten up by a cavernous Roy Thomson Hall, it was the TSO's performance of John Adams' retro-styled City Noir that won us over.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on November 22, 2018
The Canada Council has today announced the winners of three of the most prestigious arts prizes in the country, each with a cash award of between $7,500 and $50,000.
(Continue reading)By Will Pearson on November 22, 2018
Ludwig Van takes a peek behind the pews of Toronto's vibrant church music scene. "You don’t need to believe in God to come", says John Tuttle.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on November 21, 2018
There are many ways to not write a symphony, but in our experience, it's best to acknowledge that no one actually knows how to write a symphony.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on November 21, 2018
The Ontario Arts Council has announced Oakville's Charlene Pauls as the winner of the 2018 Leslie Bell Prize for Choral Conducting.
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