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Veranstaltungstippsmehr...
TorontoJuilliard Quartet with Marc-André Hamelin
Beethoven, Dvořák
Juilliard String Quartet; Marc-André Hamelin
TorontoLafayette and Saguenay Quartets
Gade, Ichmouratov, Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Lafayette String Quartet; Saguenay Quartet
TorontoHilario Durán with the Hilario Durán Trio, Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin and Roman Borys, cello
Durán, Simons, Lecuona, Morton
Hilario Durán; Hilario Durán Trio; Annalee Patipatanakoon; Roman Borys
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Robert Carsen's Eugene Onegin ages gracefully at COC
Robert Carsen's Eugene Onegin was binned by the Met but works wonderfully in its revival by the Canadian Opera Company COC with high class singing and acting from a young, engaging cast.
Opera Atelier's strengths reinforced with Monteverdi
Opera Atelier's return to the earliest part of the repertoire with Monteverdi's Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria showcases their strengths in a relatively restrained production anchored by a strong ensemble cast.
Crisper, tighter, more relevant: Alden's Rigoletto at the COC
Christopher Alden’s production of Verdi’s Rigoletto returned to Toronto tighter, more focussed and with fewer dramatic incongruities. Add to this that every aspect of the music making was top notch and it made for a fine evening at the theatre.
A rousing Carmina burana in Toronto
A crowd-pleaser is joined by a Szymanowski rarity to close the TSO's season.
Messiah rings in the festive season in Toronto
English conductor Nicholas McGegan led a responsible reading of Handel's now-classic oratorio, infusing some dramatic and lyrical touches into a largely unruffled evening.
Toronto Symphony captivates with a fulfilling Mahler 3
Spine-tingling moments in the Toronto Symphony's Mahler Three under Peter Oundjian.