2024-2025 season announcements continue, Apple may be fined over $700 million CAD for allegedly stifling Spotify, and Concordia and McGill University are legally challenging the Quebec government over tuition increases.
The Royal Conservatory of Music’s full season of more than 80 concerts, including pop, world music, and student concerts, will be released in June.
On her 48th album, Angèle Dubeau interprets works by composer and pianist Philip Glass, alongside her ensemble, La Pietà. The success of her interpretations varies from track to track.
On Feb. 4, 2024, Isolde Lagacé, the former Managing and Artistic Director of Montreal’s Bourgie Hall, is to receive the Prix Hommage during the Conseil québécois de la musique’s annual Opus Awards gala.
JazzWorks Canada Jazz Camp & Composers’ Symposium / Practice Retreat 2024 CAMMAC Music Centre, 85 Chemin CAMMAC, Harrington, Quebec, J8G 2T2 613-220-3819, jazzworkscanada.com Dates: Composers’ Symposium / Practice Retreat: August 26 – 29, 2024. Jazz Camp: August 29 – September 1, 2024. Cost: See website for details Languages: English and French Age categories: Adults, teens, students Disciplines: Voice, guitar, piano, bass, drums, winds, brass, improvisation, jazz workshops, masterclasses & concerts Past Faculty: Adrian Vedady (Music Director, bass), Dezron Douglas and Nat Reeves (bass), Kirk MacDonald, Don Braden and Ted Nash (saxophone), Amy London (voice), Derrick Gardner (trumpet), Lorne Lofsky, Roddy…
In 2022, the Molinari Quartet released their first instalment of Philip Glass’s complete string quartets. In November 2023, they released the second instalment.
On March 20, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., La Nef presents an evening of medieval music inspired by courtly love at Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel.
What began as a small group of female musicians who wanted to provide themselves and others with performance opportunities has grown into much more. Founded in 1898, the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) is an organization dedicated to supporting emerging and established artists in Toronto, as well as producing concerts for local audiences. The first concert of their 126th season invited the Fauré Quartett to take the stage at the University of Toronto’s Walter Hall. The quartet performed works by Beethoven, Max Reger, and Gabriel Fauré. This second half of the season leaves audiences with much to look forward…
Infusion Baroque’s new project is fully in line with its mission, which it pursues with perseverance and imagination: to attract new audiences to early music by integrating chamber music with other artistic media.
Fifty-two-year-old soprano Barbara Hannigan is looking toward the future.
