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Le Fantôme de l’Opéra Opening Night Team Review
La Scena’s team attended the opening night of Fantôme de l’Opéra at Théâtre St-Denis last Wednesday. Here is what we thought. Team average on 10:…
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The Red Army Choir in Montreal : A Highly Professional Concert Charged with Emotion
As part of an international tour celebrating its 90th anniversary the Red Army Choir, under the direction of its artistic director Gennadiy Sachenyuk, gave seven…
Toronto Consort uncovers early Christmas treasures
The towering masterpieces of the late baroque tend to block our view of worthy earlier scores. One such is the Christmas Story of Heinrich Schütz,…
Toronto Symphony’s Tchaikovsky Program Appeals to the Audience
Toronto, November 30, 2019 — The Toronto Symphony Orchestra presented an all-Tchaikovsky concert, conducted by RBC Resident Conductor Simon Rivard. The rarely-performed Symphony No. 1…
Bigger Bruckner is Not Necessarily Better
Comparisons might be invidious but they are sometimes essential. Or unavoidable. It would take quite an act of inner denial to discuss the OSM performance…
Orchestre Métropolitain Makes a Brilliant Debut in a Special Place
NEW YORK – It is possible to lose a sense of perspective after a good night of Bruckner. The critic in me urges caution. Best…
Good vibrations from two Toronto premieres
Mozart and Tchaikovsky were the advertised attractions at a concert on Nov. 8 by Sinfonia Toronto. Ichmouratov and Kuzmenko – of Montreal and Toronto, respectively…
New Talents Shone Brightly at COC Ensemble Studio Competition
Oct 30, Toronto — Last night, seven incredibly talented young singers selected from a pool of 109 applicants from across the country competed in the…
Fidelio: All the Opera you could ask for
It might seem odd to nominate a concert in the Maison symphonique as the operatic event of the year so far, but such was the…
Toronto Mendelssohn Choir celebrates its 125th Anniversary with Singing Through Centuries
Oct 21, 2019, Toronto — Canada’s oldest choir celebrated its 125th birthday with a gala concert at Koerner Hall yesterday afternoon. Interim artistic director David…
