Opéra de Trois-Rivières: Giving Voice To Vocal Talents
In 2021, at the height of the COVID pandemic, while many cultural companies faced closing their doors, soprano Valérie Poisson took the bold step to…
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Queen, Herbie Hancock, and Barbara Hannigan named Polar Music Prize laureates
QUEEN, HERBIE HANCOCK AND BARBARA HANNIGAN ANNOUNCED AS 2025 POLAR MUSIC PRIZE LAUREATES Award ceremony will take place on Tuesday 27 May in Stockholm #polarmusicprize…
Suzie LeBlanc: Full Circle
Life came full circle when acclaimed Acadian soprano Suzie LeBlanc took over the helm of Early Music Vancouver as its newly appointed Artistic and Executive…
Emily Richter (soprano) – Met Opera Competition
“My commitment to being a full-time musician really crystallized when I was in high school in London (UK) and was a member of the London…
The TSO Announces Tour: Celebrates 101 Years with D’Angelo, Gimeno Conducts
To celebrate Canadian music-making in its 101st year, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), led by Music Director Gustavo Gimeno, will appear at Montreal’s Maison symphonique and Canada’s National Arts Centre in Ottawa on May 4 and 5, 2024.
Ladies Morning Musical Club Announces 133rd Season at Oscar Peterson Hall
The Ladies Morning Musical Club (LMMC) has announced their programming for the 2024-25 season.
CD Review | Breathe (Deutsche Grammophon, 2024)
South Korean soprano Hera Hyesang Park, runner-up – and Audience Prize winner – at the 2015 Concours de Musique International de Montréal, returns with her second album, Breathe, released by Deutsche Grammophon.
Book Review | Solomea: Star of Opera’s Golden Age (Courageous Heart Productions, 2023)
Given Solomea Krushelnytska’s exceptional career, it’s unfortunate that she is largely forgotten today. That is changing, thanks to a new biography written by Andriy Semotiuk, her grandnephew.
Barbara Hannigan: A Humane Spirit
Fifty-two-year-old soprano Barbara Hannigan is looking toward the future.
Maria Callas Remembered Through the Eyes of Joseph Rescigno
Rescigno brought Maria Callas to America for her 1954 debut and became one of Maria Callas’s favourite conductors, alongside Tullio Serafin and Georges Prêtre.
