Editorial notes, monthly guides, and features from the rich and growing classical scene in Toronto.
The Canadian Opera Company runs La Traviata and Così fan tutte side by side, the TSO welcomes Angela Hewitt and Jan Lisiecki, and Soundstreams marks Steve Reich's 90th with Music for 18 Musicians.
Read more →The TSO opens with Yuja Wang and a world premiere, Tafelmusik answers the next night with Farrenc and Beethoven, and the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir closes the month with Mozart.
Read more →Les Arts Florissants open the festival, bel canto stars and a Leeds-winning pianist follow, and there are free baroque recitals by the water at the Toronto Music Garden.
Read more →Tafelmusik closes its season twice over — an Abendmusik tracing Buxtehude's influence on Bach, then the Eroica alongside Joseph Bologne — as Toronto's ensembles wrap up the year.
Read more →The TSO takes on Tchaikovsky's Fifth, the Mendelssohn Choir performs Eric Whitacre's song cycle for chorus and cello, and the COC closes the month with Bartók and Schoenberg staged by Robert Lepage.
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Bruce Liu, Canadian pianist and First Prize winner of the 18th International Chopin Piano Competition 2021, performs works by Beethoven, Chopin, Albén…
📍 Koerner Hall
🎭 Royal Conservatory of Music
Seasonal choral music, performed with additional shows December 5. Two dates: Dec 2 at 7:30pm and Dec 5 at 4pm.
📍 Eglinton St. George's United Church
🎭 Pax Christi Chorale
An all-Mozart season finale directed by Rachel Podger, pairing late-symphony brilliance with the sparkle and wit of Mozart's Violin Concerto no. 4.
📍 Koerner Hall
🎭 Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
Gustavo Gimeno leads soloists, choirs and orchestra in Mahler's monumental Symphony No. 8, the Symphony of a Thousand, in the TSO's season finale. The…
📍 Roy Thomson Hall
🎭 Toronto Symphony Orchestra
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