Festival Les Printemps Slaves: An (Almost) Baroque Slavic Spring
The 12th edition of Les Printemps Slaves, Montreal’s only Slavic music festival, takes place May 6-30. Every year, Artistic Director Irina Krasnyanskaya comes up with…
Browsing: Bach
CD Review | James Ehnes, Bach Violin Concertos
Johann Sebastian Bach: The Complete Violin Concertos James Ehnes, violin; National Arts Centre Orchestra; Alexander Shelley, conductor Analekta, 2025 Bach’s corpus of concertos for violin…
Pro Musica announces concert with Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
March 30th at 3 p.m. first Cartes Blanches concert Salle Pierre-Mercure Jaeden Izik-Dzurko at the piano Montreal, March 14th , 2025. Pro Musica is delighted…
Review | Kerson Leong Dazzles in Lopsided Les Violons du Roy Program
For Valentine’s Day, Les Violons du Roy presented a program full of pathos at Montreal’s Bourgie Hall. On the program were iconic excerpts from J.S…
Tafelmusik’s Baroque Brew: Triple Espresso With Alfredo Bernardini
When baroque oboist Alfredo Bernardini first performed with Tafelmusik in 1982, the baroque oboe was a much rarer specimen than it is today. “At the…
Tafelmusik: A rare presentation of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio
With the Christmas season fast approaching, that holiday staple, Handel’s Messiah, is being performed everywhere. Tafelmusik is no exception, and its singalong version is a…
CD Review | Johann Sebastian Bach: Six Motets (Atma Classique, 2023)
Under the leadership of Lisette Canton, the Ottawa Bach Choir and five-piece continuo deliver a magnificent performance of Bach’s Six Motets.
Newswire | Elora Festival 2024: Tickets Now on Sale!
Tickets for the 2024 Elora Festival are now on sale for dozens of incredible concerts throughout July, as they mark their 45th Anniversary Season!
Newswire | Clavecin en concert Announces First Concert of 2024
Clavecin en concert is pleased to announce its first concert of 2024 with a program devoted to Johann Sebastian Bach.
Review | Bourgie Hall: Víkingur Ólafsson, the alchemist
When tackling the Goldberg Variations, it’s hard to take a path that hasn’t been trodden 100 times before. Víkingur Ólafsson’s vision of the work…
