CD Review | i love evil, Dory Hayley, Red Shift Records
i love evil Dory Hayley, soprano Red Shift Records, 2025 i love evil is a two-CD set of recordings. The first CD contains Morton Feldman’s…
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CD Review | Banff Suite, Frank Horvat; Vicky Chow
Horvat: Banff Suite Vicky Chow, piano Redshift Records, 2025 Frank Horvat’s Banff Suite is a set of eight pieces for solo piano composed during a…
Music TORONTO announces 2025-26 Season
TORONTO (April 3, 2025) Roman Borys, Artistic and Executive Director announced details of Music TORONTO’s 2025-26 Season today. The season programming fulfills Music TORONTO’s commitment…
CD Review | Réflexions, Francis Choinière
Réflexions Francis Choinière, piano GFN Productions, 2025 Francis Choinière has swapped his conductor’s baton for the piano keyboard, and now brings us his first solo…
CD Review | Canadian Mosaic, Canadian Sinfonietta Chamber Players
Canadian Mosaic Canadian Sinfonietta Chamber Players, Ronald Royer, conductor; Stephen Tam, flute; Kaye Royer, clarinet; Kristin Day, bassoon; Joyce Lai and Alain Bouvier, violins; Ian…
Toronto Symphony Orchestra to Bring Canadian Music to Europe in 2025/26 Season
Toronto Symphony Orchestra to Bring Canadian Music & Music-Making to Europe in Its 2025/26 Season Gustavo Gimeno’s first overseas tour with the TSO runs from…
CD Review | David Potvin Catharsis (Leaf Music, 2024)
David Potvin’s Catharsis honours the term’s meaning through an emotional and vulnerable performance of sombre yet powerful works, all by Canadian composers.
A Celebration of Canadian Musical Excellence: TSO presents NACO, OSQ
NACO and OSQ join forces at Roy Thomson Hall for a celebration of Canadian musical excellence, highlighting the homegrown talent of performers and composers alike.
CD Review | The Robbie Songs Project (Leaf Music, 2023)
The Robbie Songs Project is a beautiful homage to the late Robbie Smith, a Nova Scotian songwriting legend and member of the folk duo Naming the Twins.
CD Review | Touman (Disques Nuits d’Afrique)
On his new album Touman, Dramane Konaté continues his travels through several West African musical traditions.
