Toronto Symphony Orchestra visits Montréal

Por Christina Volpini, 12 mayo 2015

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“a display of technical flash, agility and outright violin shredding”

Crítica hecha desde Maison symphonique, Montreal el 9 mayo 2015

Lau, Treeship

Mendelssohn, Concierto para violín en mi menor, Op.64

Paganini, Caprice no. 5 for solo violin in A minor, Op.1 no.5

Bruckner, Sinfonía núm. 7 en mi mayor, WAB 107

Toronto Symphony Orchestra

Peter Oundjian, Dirección

Augustin Hadelich, Violín

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Albert Ferrer Flamarich, 30th January

El ciclo BCN Classics celebró su décimo aniversario con un concierto excepcional en el que Gustavo Gimeno, al frente de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Toronto, ofreció una magnífica Cuarta de Mahler.

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Chanda VanderHart, 9th February

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Toronto Symphony kicks off season with an effective double bill

John Gilks, 18th September

The Toronto Symphony kicks off the 2025-26 season with an intriguing and exciting double bill of the very new and the very familiar.

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A satisfying melange of Classic and Caribbean with the Toronto SO

John Gilks, 28th May

Kristiina Poska makes a successful Toronto debut with solid Beethoven and some spicy Caribbean fireworks from Stewart Goodyear.

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Springtime in Toronto: touring programme needs some rethinking

Michelle Assay, 20th March

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s latest concert, tipped for European touring next year, fails to convince.

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Music of the Spheres: stars align for Thomas Adès’ TSO debut

Michelle Assay, 26th February

Thomas Adès serves up an astronomical programme, pairing his Piano Concerto and Paradiso with Holst’s crowd favourite, The Planets.

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Christina Volpini

Christina Volpini is a composer, pianist, and writer based in Montréal, Canada. Currently pursuing a Masters in Composition at McGill University, she writes for publications such as Bachtrack and Music & Literature. Christina is a new music enthusiast and an organizer of the Montréal Contemporary Music Lab.

Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Montréal visit a resounding success