Classical Archives - Page 4 of 9

The story goes that James O’Neill, actor father of Eugene O’Neill, felt “trapped” by the role of the Count of […]

The traditional classical season may be coming to a close, but Toronto’s beloved Koerner Hall, home to the Royal Conservatory […]

It’s hard to believe, but it’s been twenty-eight years since violinist James Ehnes made his debut with the Toronto Symphony […]

The (perhaps too) thematically relevant National Arts Centre Orchestra concert, “Truth In Our Time”, brought film composers, and more film […]

Early during the pandemic, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra convened for a series of virtual lockdown performances, recorded and ingeniously edited […]

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra is back, and they brought renowned pianist Angela Hewitt along to kick off their new post-lockdown […]

There was a hint of fall refreshness in the air recently when I was making my way to the Metropolitan […]

As I have stated before, one of the best parts of publishing a local arts and culture website is being […]

Being a part of a Toronto arts and culture website puts me in an amazing position to be constantly exposed […]

Hailed by Opera News as “radiant and riveting” and the New York Times as “beautiful in face and voice”, Canadian […]