Opéra de Montréal Launches 2025-26 Season
February 26, 2025 – Opéra de Montréal presents with great enthusiasm a bold and thought-provoking 2025-2026 season, exploring the profound impact of choices and their…
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The Royal Conservatory of Music announces preview of 2025/26 season
30 CONCERTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2025-26 SEASON Signature Fundraising Event Superstar soprano Renée Fleming presents Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene Recital featuring the Royal Conservatory…
Sinfonia Toronto Announces 2025-2026 Season
Toronto, ON (January 27, 2025) – Sinfonia Toronto has unveiled its 27th season. Under the baton of Music Director Nurhan Arman the orchestra will present…
Noémie Raymond-Friset: Beyond the Printed Score
To cellist Noémie Raymond-Friset, music is just as much about heart as it is about technique. For her, the cello is a means of forging…
66th Annual GRAMMY Awards: Celebrating Classical Music’s Finest
The 66th annual GRAMMY Awards took place this Sunday, in Los Angeles, California. Among award winners were ten classical music recordings, highlighting a broad range…
New Releases (Feb-March 2024)
This section is an advertising supplement. To announce here, contact [email protected]. Encore Baroque vol. 2 Pierre Lavigne, harpsichord Produced and directed by: Pierre Lavigne, pierrelavigne.ca…
CD Review | Philip Glass: Complete String Quartets, Vol. 2 (Atma Classique, 2023)
In 2022, the Molinari Quartet released their first instalment of Philip Glass’s complete string quartets. In November 2023, they released the second instalment.
Bourgie Hall: Eclecticism Galore and Tributes to Boot
Two words come to mind upon perusal of the winter season of concerts at Bourgie Hall: eclecticism and tributes.
CD Review | East is East (Leaf Music, 2024)
Infusion Baroque’s new project is fully in line with its mission, which it pursues with perseverance and imagination: to attract new audiences to early music by integrating chamber music with other artistic media.
Frances Wainwright: Doyenne of Classical Music
For decades, Frances Wainwright was the doyenne of CBC Music in Montreal, setting the standard for classical music on the national airwaves.
