Mezzo-soprano Hillary Tufford, soprano Maeve Palmer, and tenor Christian Matta, with pianist Helen Becqué, are presenting a concert to fundraise for their summer Banff experience.

Ludwig Van Toronto

12.06.2025

THE SCOOP | The National Ballet of Canada Wins UK National Dance Award

Hope Muir, Joan and Jerry Lozinski Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada, announced that the company has won a UK Critics’ Circle National Dance Award.

Ludwig Van Toronto

12.06.2025

THE SCOOP | The Polaris Music Prize Long List 2025 Has Been Announced

The Polaris Music Prize has revealed the Long List of 40 albums nominated for the annual prize which will be given during the Gala in Toronto on September 16.

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12.06.2025

INTERVIEW | Luminato 2025: Compagnie Hervé KOUBI Co-Founder Guillaume Gabriel Talks About What The Day Owes To The Night

Capoeira, martial arts, street dance, and contemporary movement come together in Hervé Koubi’s dance work, What the Day Owes to the Night, part of Luminato Toronto festival.

Ludwig Van Toronto

12.06.2025

SCRUTINY | Tapestry Opera Creates A New Experience For Familiar Repertoire With Queen Of The Night Communion

The biggest takeaway from the Queen of the Night Communion is the very important role that Tapestry Opera is playing in the creation of exciting new opera experiences.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

CLASSICAL CHARTZ | The Top Ten Classical Music Albums For The Week Of April 7 To 13

Enjoy new music with our classical music chart for this week, based on sales numbers and simply what albums we love and think you NEED to hear.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

CRITIC’S PICKS | Classical Music Events You Absolutely Need To See This Week: June 9 – 15

Classical music and opera events in Toronto for the week of June 9 To 15, 2024.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

INTERVIEW | Tom Allen & Rebekah Wolkstein Talk The Legend Of Carau— In Concert June 13

Payadora, Toronto’s tango ensemble, will be premiering The Legend of Carau, a new album based on the Argentinian folk tale, in a concert on June 13.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

THE SCOOP | The 17th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition: Results

There could be only three winners as the Seventeenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition came to a hard-fought conclusion on Saturday.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

PREVIEW | The Toronto Children’s Choir Performs Internationally Inspired Program Before Heading Out On Tour

The senior choir of the Toronto Children’s Chorus, the TCC Chamber Choir, will be presenting the final concert of its season on June 21.

Ludwig Van Toronto

11.06.2025

SCRUTINY | Planetary Humanism: Yo-Yo Ma Brings His Message Of Hope And Healing to Toronto

When the artist is the legendary cellist, Yo-Yo Ma, you can’t help but curse the snail’s-pace Toronto subway that prevented you from arriving even earlier.

Ludwig Van Toronto

07.06.2025

THE SCOOP | The Royal Conservatory Announces Details Of The 17th Concert Season At Koerner Hall

The 2025/26 season of concert programming at Koerner Hall, the venue’s 17th, offers a range of experiences for audience members from international stars to homegrown talent.

Ludwig Van Toronto

07.06.2025

PREVIEW | The Toronto Symphony Orchestra And Jeremy Dutcher Welcome The Summer Solstice With Music

With a special concert by two-time Polaris Prize winner Jeremy Dutcher, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra will welcome the summer solstice, Pride, and National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Ludwig Van Toronto

07.06.2025

LEBRECHT LISTENS | The Beauty Of French Song: Mutual Intuition Between Mezzo Madalena Kozena & Pianist Mitsuko Uchida Elevates Extase

There is perfect communion between mezzo-soprano Madalena Kozena’s sensitive artistry and Mitsuko Uchida’s jewelled pianism in the album Debussy, Messiaen: Extase.

Ludwig Van Toronto

06.06.2025

PREVIEW | Toronto’s The Happenstancers Present: The Two Deaths Of Ophelia

The Happenstancers, Toronto’s innovative chamber music ensemble, will present their next concert under the title The Two Deaths of Ophelia on June 19.

Ludwig Van Toronto

06.06.2025

INTERVIEW | Star Devery Bess Dives Into Frat Haus: Evicted At Buddies In Bad Times Theatre

Frat Haus: Evicted is a drag-theatre cabaret show that takes immersive performance, social satire, and glitter, and creates a comedy with heartfelt moments.

Ludwig Van Toronto

06.06.2025

FEATURE | Russian Pianists In Charge As The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Reaches Finals

The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition gives each of its half-dozen finalists two opportunities to play with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra under Marin Alsop.

Ludwig Van Toronto

05.06.2025

PREVIEW | Panoply Theatre Collective Presents Clowns Reading Shakespeare In Toronto Parks

Free of charge at Memorial Park and Kew Gardens, Clowns Reading Shakespeare asks universal questions about human existence, like love and fate... with a clown's view.

Ludwig Van Toronto

05.06.2025

FEATURE | Toronto Choirs Come Together At Union Station To Launch Luminato With Dawn Chorus

Luminato Toronto kicked off its 2025 Festival with a public performance by six city choirs in Union Station in an event titled Dawn Chorus.

Ludwig Van Toronto

04.06.2025

INTERVIEW | Mandle Cheung’s Ambitious Undertaking Of Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony With The Toronto Symphony Orchestra

Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, the “Resurrection Symphony” will be back on stage with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and tech entrepreneur Mandle Cheung at the podium.

Ludwig Van Toronto

04.06.2025

THE SCOOP | Four Free Concerts (And More) Courtesy Of The Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Festival

The Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Festival offers intense training for artists in Baroque music and style, and for audiences too: four free concerts.

Ludwig Van Toronto

04.06.2025

THE SCOOP | Indigenous Soprano Emma Pennell Wins 2025 RBC Emerging Artist Award

The RBC Emerging Artist Award for 2025, including a cash prize of $25,000, has been awarded to Mi’kmaw of Ktaqmkuk soprano Emma Pennell.

Ludwig Van Toronto

04.06.2025

PREVIEW | Canadian Stage Celebrates 42 Years Of Dream In High Park With Romeo & Juliet

Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare’s iconic tale of star-crossed young love, takes the stage in Toronto this summer with the return of Canadian Stage’s Dream In High Park.

Ludwig Van Toronto

04.06.2025

THE SCOOP | Report From The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition: Repertoire

The six contenders unveiled Monday, including Canadian Carter Johnson, will play 10 different concertos with Marin Alsop and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.

Ludwig Van Toronto

03.06.2025

CRITIC’S PICKS | Classical Music Events You Absolutely Need To See This Week: June 2 – June 8

Classical music and opera events in Toronto for the week of June 2 to 8.

Ludwig Van Toronto

03.06.2025

INTERVIEW | Composer Thierry Tidrow: New Music Concerts Glimmer: A personal and shared exploration of queerness

Glimmer: A personal and shared exploration of queerness is the title for the June 11 concert presented by Toronto’s New Music Concerts, spotlighting the work of composer Thierry Tidrow.

Ludwig Van Toronto

03.06.2025

SCRUTINY | Guillaume Côté: When Is An Adieu Not Quite An Adieu?

The program is supposed to be The National Ballet of Canada's celebration of Guillaume Côté. It is his Adieu, but it really isn’t. Quel disappointment!

Ludwig Van Toronto

31.05.2025

INTERVIEW | In Conversation With Palestinian Oud Player Abdul-Wahab Kayyali About Transposition, Coming To Toronto June 5

Transposition is the name of a musical project featuring oud virtuoso Abdul-Wahab Kayyali with GRAMMY-nominated cellist Naseem AlAtrash.

Ludwig Van Toronto

31.05.2025

LEBRECHT LISTENS | Barraine Remains A Composer Without A Distinctive Voice In New Recording

I’d like to hear more of Elsa Barraine’s later work, but on this album she was, and remains, a composer in search of a voice.

Ludwig Van Toronto

31.05.2025

PREVIEW | The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Announces 2025-26 Season With Music Director James Kahane

The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra has announced its 25- 26 Season under the artistic leadership of Music Director James Kahane.

Ludwig Van Toronto

30.05.2025

THE SCOOP | The Women’s Musical Club Of Toronto Names New Artistic Director Of Music In The Afternoon: Amy Hillis

The Women’s Musical Club Of Toronto (WMCT) has named Amy Hillis as the new Artistic Director of Music in the Afternoon, the organization’s signature concert series.

Ludwig Van Toronto

30.05.2025

INTERVIEW | Join Canada’s National Ballet School For A Block Party May 31

On May 31, 2025, the National Ballet School will transform Jarvis Street into a celebration of dance and community — and anyone can come.

Ludwig Van Toronto

30.05.2025

INTERVIEW | Classical Guitarist Emma Rush: The Life and Times Of Catharina Pratten

Classical guitarist Emma Rush shines a light on the until now forgotten legacy of a 19th-century virtuosa with her latest album, The Life and Times of Catharina Pratten.

Ludwig Van Toronto

29.05.2025

THE SCOOP | 2025 Dora Mavor Moore Award Nominations Announced

The Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts (TAPA) announced the nominees for the 45th Anniversary Dora Mavor Moore Awards, with the awards gala held on June 30.

Ludwig Van Toronto

29.05.2025

PREVIEW | Toronto City Opera Presents Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land

Toronto City Opera will present Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land to close out their 2024/25 season at the Al Green Theatre on June 18, 21 and 22.

Ludwig Van Toronto

28.05.2025

PREVIEW | Singing Out For Pride: Toronto’s Largest 2SLGBTQQIA+ Choir Presents Iconique: A Pride Celebration

Singing Out, billed as Toronto’s largest 2SLGBTQQIA+ choir, presents a concert titled Iconique: A Pride Celebration on June 7.

Ludwig Van Toronto

28.05.2025

PREVIEW | The Guild Festival Theatre Launches Its 14th Season In July 2025

For their 2025 season, The Guild Festival Theatre is offering a program that ranges from spy thriller comedy to a world premiere with Shakespearean inspiration.

Ludwig Van Toronto

28.05.2025

PREVIEW | Ottawa Chamberfest Announces 2025 Festival Lineup

Ottawa Chamberfest will be back this summer, showcasing the beauty and breadth of chamber music from July 18 to July 27, 2025.

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INTERVIEW | Brampton Composer/Musician/Mechanical Organ Enthusiast Friendly Rich Marsella Talks About The Birds Of Marsville

PREVIEW | Sound Travels Sound Art Festival At New Adventures In Sound Art This Summer

PREVIEW | Banff Bound: Vocalists Hillary Tufford, Maeve Palmer & Christian Matta Organize Benefit For Banff Workshop

THE SCOOP | The National Ballet of Canada Wins UK National Dance Award

THE SCOOP | The Polaris Music Prize Long List 2025 Has Been Announced

INTERVIEW | Luminato 2025: Compagnie Hervé KOUBI Co-Founder Guillaume Gabriel Talks About What The Day Owes To The Night

SCRUTINY | Tapestry Opera Creates A New Experience For Familiar Repertoire With Queen Of The Night Communion

CLASSICAL CHARTZ | The Top Ten Classical Music Albums For The Week Of April 7 To 13

CRITIC’S PICKS | Classical Music Events You Absolutely Need To See This Week: June 9 – 15

INTERVIEW | Tom Allen & Rebekah Wolkstein Talk The Legend Of Carau— In Concert June 13

THE SCOOP | The 17th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition: Results

PREVIEW | The Toronto Children’s Choir Performs Internationally Inspired Program Before Heading Out On Tour

SCRUTINY | Planetary Humanism: Yo-Yo Ma Brings His Message Of Hope And Healing to Toronto

THE SCOOP | The Royal Conservatory Announces Details Of The 17th Concert Season At Koerner Hall

PREVIEW | The Toronto Symphony Orchestra And Jeremy Dutcher Welcome The Summer Solstice With Music

LEBRECHT LISTENS | The Beauty Of French Song: Mutual Intuition Between Mezzo Madalena Kozena & Pianist Mitsuko Uchida Elevates Extase

PREVIEW | Toronto’s The Happenstancers Present: The Two Deaths Of Ophelia

INTERVIEW | Star Devery Bess Dives Into Frat Haus: Evicted At Buddies In Bad Times Theatre

FEATURE | Russian Pianists In Charge As The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Reaches Finals

PREVIEW | Panoply Theatre Collective Presents Clowns Reading Shakespeare In Toronto Parks

FEATURE | Toronto Choirs Come Together At Union Station To Launch Luminato With Dawn Chorus

INTERVIEW | Mandle Cheung’s Ambitious Undertaking Of Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony With The Toronto Symphony Orchestra

THE SCOOP | Four Free Concerts (And More) Courtesy Of The Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Festival

THE SCOOP | Indigenous Soprano Emma Pennell Wins 2025 RBC Emerging Artist Award

PREVIEW | Canadian Stage Celebrates 42 Years Of Dream In High Park With Romeo & Juliet

THE SCOOP | Report From The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition: Repertoire

CRITIC’S PICKS | Classical Music Events You Absolutely Need To See This Week: June 2 – June 8

INTERVIEW | Composer Thierry Tidrow: New Music Concerts Glimmer: A personal and shared exploration of queerness

SCRUTINY | Guillaume Côté: When Is An Adieu Not Quite An Adieu?

INTERVIEW | In Conversation With Palestinian Oud Player Abdul-Wahab Kayyali About Transposition, Coming To Toronto June 5

LEBRECHT LISTENS | Barraine Remains A Composer Without A Distinctive Voice In New Recording

PREVIEW | The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Announces 2025-26 Season With Music Director James Kahane

THE SCOOP | The Women’s Musical Club Of Toronto Names New Artistic Director Of Music In The Afternoon: Amy Hillis

INTERVIEW | Join Canada’s National Ballet School For A Block Party May 31

INTERVIEW | Classical Guitarist Emma Rush: The Life and Times Of Catharina Pratten

THE SCOOP | 2025 Dora Mavor Moore Award Nominations Announced

PREVIEW | Toronto City Opera Presents Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land

PREVIEW | Singing Out For Pride: Toronto’s Largest 2SLGBTQQIA+ Choir Presents Iconique: A Pride Celebration

PREVIEW | The Guild Festival Theatre Launches Its 14th Season In July 2025

PREVIEW | Ottawa Chamberfest Announces 2025 Festival Lineup

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