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Oh Gentle Maiden: New York Classical Guide for Fall 2024
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Oh Gentle Maiden: New York Classical Guide for Fall 2024

November 19, 2024 Steve Lantier

While Fall 2024 may bring horrible tidings from our neighbours to the south, the arts/cultural season in New York continues […]

Jessica La
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Five Minutes With: Toronto Multi-Instrumentalist and Composer Jessica La

July 26, 2024 Emilea Semancik

Jessica La, a versatile multi-instrumentalist, composer, and music educator based in Toronto, has graced prestigious stages including having her original […]

All Things Must Pass: Art of Time Ensemble Bids Farewell After 25 Years
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All Things Must Pass: Art of Time Ensemble Bids Farewell After 25 Years

May 17, 2024 Steve Lantier

Steven Page. Hawksley Workman. Margaret Atwood. Barbara Hannigan. Don McKellar. Seán Cullen. Peggy Baker. Martha Burns. Michael Ondaatje. These are […]

Summer Music
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Toronto Summer Music returns with a Metamorphosis (July 9-29)

July 8, 2023 Steve Lantier

Classical music aficionados, take note: this year, the Toronto Summer Music festival is challenging you to see as many of […]

TSO Performs Mahler No. 5 (Concert Review)
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TSO Performs Mahler No. 5 (Concert Review)

April 17, 2023 Steve Lantier

In last year’s Academy Award-nominated Tár, the swirling personal and professional crises of its title character, a world-renowned (fictitious) conductor, […]

Mass in B Minor
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Bach’s Mass in B Minor (Concert) Review: Toronto Mendelssohn Choir Shines in Religious Epic

March 30, 2023 Steve Lantier

Of all the things to pack a crowded concert hall on a Toronto evening in 2023, a two-and-a-half-hour Catholic epic […]

Royal Conservatory of Music
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Royal Conservatory of Music Spring 2023 Season Features Chamber Favourites and Belgian Pop Icons

March 13, 2023 Steve Lantier

Tucked in next door to Varsity Stadium, Koerner Hall at the Royal Conservatory of Music has been welcoming classical music […]

FILMharmonic
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One Orchestra to Rule Them All: FILMharmonic Brings Rings, Jedi, and More to Canadian Concert Halls

February 8, 2023 Steve Lantier

Québec-based FILMharmonic, founded in 2015, has been steadily increasing its Toronto presence, with a recent live orchestra performance of The […]

Sheku Kanneh-Mason
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Sheku Kanneh-Mason Joins the TSO For Elgar, Vaughan Williams, and a Canadian World Premiere (Concert Review)

February 3, 2023 Steve Lantier

Last weekend, up-and-coming English cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason joined the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for an impeccably-programmed (and nearly impeccably-performed) evening of Elgar, […]

Royal Conservatory of Music
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Royal Conservatory of Music Season Preview: 2022-2023 Showcase For the Best, Brightest, and Up and Coming

October 12, 2022 Steve Lantier

Since its inception in 1886 the Royal Conservatory of Music, Canada’s oldest and largest music conservatory, has been cultivating Canada’s […]

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