The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) Presents a Season of Vocal and Instrumental Gems
The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) is looking toward a season marked by vocal gems and some of Canada’s most sought-after chamber musicians.
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Anne Sofie von Otter is Facing her Audience
Anne Sofie von Otter needs no introduction. Throughout her nearly four-decade long career, she has taken to the stage in opera, concert and recital performances in every corner of the world, and has made what feel to be countless definitive recordings.
Jonathan Crow and Toronto Summer Music: Marrying Elite Chamber Performance and Music Education
Toronto Summer Music (TSM) has been a pillar of the city’s classical music scene since its inception in 2006. Currently leading the charge is the festival’s third artistic director, Canadian violinist Jonathan Crow.
The Likht Ensemble is Charting a New Course Through the Classical Canon
Before they founded The Likht (ליכט, “light”) Ensemble, pianist Nate Ben-Horin and Soprano Jaclyn Grossman “had no idea there was a musical world in the Holocaust.”
Sir Andrew Davis: La Scena Musicale Remembers
La Scena Musicale asked some of our regular contributors to share their memories of Sir Andrew Davis, former conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Conductor Sir Andrew Davis, 80, Dies
Sir Andrew Davis, former conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, died of Leukemia on Saturday, at the age of 80. Davis led the TSO for…
Ladies Morning Musical Club Announces 133rd Season at Oscar Peterson Hall
The Ladies Morning Musical Club (LMMC) has announced their programming for the 2024-25 season.
Joyce El-Khoury & Serouj Kradjian: What They’re Made Of
El-Khoury and Kradjian have created a program that combines bel canto favourites with a collection of the Lebanese songs she grew up listening to. This repertoire will be completely new to Toronto audiences, and will include the North American première of Les cèdres by Iyad Kanaan.
Industry News (April/May 2024)
Obituaries Renowned conductor Seiji Ozawa died in Tokyo on Feb. 6, at the age of 88. Ozawa was the first Japanese conductor to receive international…
Concert Previews: April/May 2024
Upcoming performances in Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec City, running throughout April and May 2024.
