Orchestras: Ontario
Toronto Symphony Orchestra The Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s 2023-24 season has something for everyone, with their Masterworks series, Pops concerts, special events, and youth programming. To…
Browsing: TSO
Review | Yuja Wang Dazzles in Rachmaninov with TSO
Among classical artists today pianist Yuja Wang is unquestionably one of the select few who can fill a hall and drive an audience into a…
Concert Previews
MontrealVoces Boreales This June, Voces Boreales invites listeners into an immersive installation at St. James United Church. Open from noon to 7 p.m., audience members…
Review | Epic Interpretation of Messiaen’s Turangalila-Symphonie
Since assuming the podium as TSO conductor, Gustavo Gimeno’s leadership of the TSO to its rightful place on the world stage has been self-evident. His…
Review | TSO, Fabien Gabel, Jean-Guihen Queyras & Camille Pepin Celebrate French Music
The TSO’s prominence on the global concert stage continues to surge. The April 26 concert featured French conductor Fabien Gabel, French/Canadian-born cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras, and…
Review | Rarities Galore Grace TSO’s Buffet of Cultural Delights
Brian Harman : Madrigal – Celebration Prelude – premiere, commissioned by the TSO As the TSO celebrates its 100th anniversary, the premiere commissioned from Canadian…
Review | TSO and Kerem Hasan, Youthful Energy
This week’s program at the TSO bursts with the musical contemplation of youth– the composers and TSO guest conductor, Kerem Hasan. Britten’s Four Sea Interludes,…
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…
Review | TSO’s The Hockey Sweater
TSO’s program, The Hockey Sweater, fittingly opened with “Canada’s second national anthem”, composer Deloris Claman’s Hockey Night in Canada theme, led by RBC resident conductor…
Review | TSO: Tarmo Peltokoski and Jonathan Crow Memorable
It was a wintery night, and the program was particularly well suited for those who braved the storm warnings. The trek to Roy Thomson Hall…
