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By Joseph So on December 6, 2017
Mezzo Simone McIntosh gave a scintillating recital of songs by Edvard Grieg, Francis Poulenc, Alban Berg, and Frank Bridge at Wirth Vocal Prize showcase.
(Continue reading)By Michael Vincent on December 5, 2017
“The TSO needs rigorous, meticulous renewal, not earth-shattering revolution,” says Gary Hanson in TSO’s 2016/17 annual report.
(Continue reading)By Hye Won Cecilia Lee on December 5, 2017
Sans church pews and reverence, Soundstreams third annual Electric Messiah continues to guide an old tradition with new ideas.
(Continue reading)By Hye Won Cecilia Lee on December 5, 2017
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.
(Continue reading)By Ludwig Van on December 4, 2017
Courtesy of our friends at Roy Thomson Hall, LUDWIG VAN is sending you and a friend to see the Toronto Children’s Chorus with Krisztina Szabó on December 16. Contest closes Dec. 11 – 5 pm. Enter now!
(Continue reading)By Matthew Timmermans on December 4, 2017
Tapestry Briefs made us ask ourselves: what do we want from a new opera at the community level? We think they've come up with a with a good answer.
(Continue reading)By Joseph So on December 4, 2017
Classical music and opera events happening in and around Toronto for the week of December 4 to 10.
(Continue reading)By Paul E. Robinson on December 2, 2017
Nelsons marks his first album with Gewandhausorchester with new Bruckner-Wagner album. Unfortunately, his meticulous care for balance clouds the bigger picture.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on December 1, 2017
Toronto is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, yet the leadership of Toronto's largest arts presenters remain mostly white and male. We aim to find out why.
(Continue reading)By Ludwig Van on November 30, 2017
Canadian conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson sits down with Ludwig Van for our definitive Q&A designed to cut to the quick and have fun doing it.
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