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Musique classique, opéra, ballet et danse en Toronto, ON, Canada

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TorontoHarmony of the World

© KSO
Ping Yee Ho, Mendelssohn, Hindemith
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Davide Alogna; Daniel Vnukowski

TorontoNordic Glory

© KSO
Ping Yee Ho, Bartók, Sibelius
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Tony Yike Yang; Daniel Vnukowski

TorontoMozart Requiem

© KSO
Mozart
Kindred Spirits Orchestra; Kristian Alexander; Chelsea Kolić; Lillian Brooks; David Walsh; John Holland
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Canadian Opera’s Così fan tutte revival doesn’t disappoint

Martina Myskohlid (Dorabella) and Joel Allison (Guglielmo) © Michael Cooper

The COC’s revival of Cosi fan tutte is still a visual feast and a few deft updates and some terrific singing make it well worth seeing, even for the third time!

A solid Traviata revival at Canadian Opera Company

Kathryn Lewek (Violetta) and Long Long (Alfredo) © Michael Cooper

The COC’s revival of Verdi’s La traviata features fine singing, especially from Kathryn Lewek’s Violetta, but has perhaps lost a little of the edge of previous runs.

Les Arts Florissants provide a stylish opening to Toronto Summer Music

Les Arts Florissants © Lucky Tang

Excellent use of movement and dance enhances stylish music-making in Toronto Summer Music’s opening night Charpentier double bill.

Articles récents

Jan Lisiecki’s total Beethoven concerto cycle with Toronto Symphony

Jan Lisiecki © Ksawarey Zamoyski | Deutsche Grammophon
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.