Upcoming Concerts: Montreal & Quebec City
Québec musiques parallèles 2024 For its fourth edition, Québec musiques parallèles presents 17 events in 7 cities and towns along the St. Lawrence River and…
Browsing: Louis Lortie
Salle Bourgie’s 2024-25 season is fast approaching
Montreal, Wednesday, September 4, 2024 – Bourgie Hall of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) kicks off its 2024-2025 season on Wednesday, September 25,…
Concert Review | Shimmering Fauré & Confident Mussorgsky at the MSO
Maestra Eun Sun Kim, conductor of the San Francisco Opera, and local favourite pianist Louis Lortie joined forces with the MSO for a program of works for piano and orchestra.
Newswire | The OSM and Rafael Payare Unveil Their 2023–2024 Season
Montreal, April 26, 2023 — Announced today, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM)’s 2023–2024 season marks the institution’s 90 years since its foundation in 1934 by Antonia…
Review | TSO, Davis and Lortie Provide Wonderful Evening
The style was casual elegance at Roy Thomson Hall last night, and the mood buoyant. Back from a multi-city tour through Ottawa, Montreal, New York…
Orchestral Music
Orchestre symphonique de Montréal For his second season at the OSM, conductor Rafael Payare will kick-start an ambitious multi-year journey into the heart of Mahler’s…
Newswire | Bourgie Hall – An Exciting Opening to the 2022-2023 Season!
Montreal, August 16, 2022 – Summer isn’t over yet, but Bourgie Hall is already looking forward to its 12th season. The kick-off will be officially…
Highlights | Actress Sophie Desmarais Conducts OM, TSO Emails Hacked, New Ergonomic Curved Keyboard
Welcome back to La Scena Musicale’s Highlights, a curated, weekly list of arts-related news stories from across the world! Music Industry Ludwig Van | Toronto…
Bourgie Hall 2022-23: Isolde Lagacé’s Last Season
After fighting tirelessly to keep Bourgie Hall open during the pandemic, and by extension keeping classical music flowing in Montreal, Bourgie Hall’s 2022-23 12th season…
Saint-Saens: Piano concertos (Chandos/Erato)
Camille Saint-Saens was the first Frenchman to compose piano concertos. Of the five that he wrote between 1858 and 1886, only the second gets much…
