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Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Toronto, ON, Canada

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TorontoVirtuosity and Revolution

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Falla, Ravel, Shostakovich
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Antonio Di Cristofano; Daniel Vnukowski

TorontoImages at an Exhibition

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Kodály, Ping Yee Ho, Bruckner
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Christina Petrowska Quilico; Daniel Vnukowski

TorontoTime and Transformation

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Dohnányi, Poulenc, Sibelius
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Michael Berkovsky; Coral Solomon; Daniel Vnukowski
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Clarity and communion in Budapest Festival Orchestra’s Mahler 3

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On the final leg of their North American tour, the Budapest Festival Orchestra’s Mahler proves a a transformative experience within the intimate setting of Toronto’s Koerner Hall. 
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Canadian Opera Company’s Barber proves as fresh as ever

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The Barber is back in Toronto with an excellent cast, young and old, and it’s as lively, colourful and energetic as ever. 
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Christopher Alden’s Rigoletto returns to Canadian Opera Company

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Christopher Alden’s Victorian-era Rigoletto still divides opinions, despite top-notch performances all around in this Toronto revival. 
***11
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Jan Lisiecki’s total Beethoven concerto cycle with Toronto Symphony

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Jan Lisiecki, this season’s Spotlight Artist with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, delves into the significance of Beethoven’s five piano concertos, which he leads from the keyboard in a thrilling two-night marathon.