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La Scena Online is the digital magazine of La Scene Musicale.Contents: News, Concert reviews, CD reviews, Interviews, Obituaries, etc; Editor: Wah Keung Chan; Assistant Editor: Andreanne Venne
ISSN: 1206-9973

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Concert Review | Subtle Brahms and Thrilling Tchaikovsky with the TSO

By Gianmarco Segato on 13 May 2024 Classical Music, Concert Reviews, La Scena Online, Toronto

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s May 10th concert featured two stalwarts of the Classical canon: Brahms’ grand Violin Concerto in D Major and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4.

Competition Standard High at CMIM 2024 Semi-Final

By Shirley Wu on 13 May 2024 Classical Music, La Scena Online, Montreal, Music Competition

Pianist Shirley Wu has been keeping up with this year’s CMIM Piano Edition, and shares her reflections on the semi-final performance. Finalists have been announced, and will perform on May 15th and 16th.

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CMIM Announces 2024 Piano Edition Finalists

By Newswire on 13 May 2024 Classical Music, La Scena Online, Montreal, Music Competition

Following a highly intense Semifinal, the emotion was palpable as the six finalists of the Concours musical international de Montréal (CMIM) were revealed tonight at Salle Bourgie.

Justin Saulnier wins 47th E-Gré National Music Competition in Strings

By Newswire on 13 May 2024 La Scena Online, Music Competition, Strings

The 47th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition (E-Gré) for the performance of Canadian and contemporary music is pleased to announce its 2024 prize winners.

L-R: Keri-Lynn Wilson; Marin Alsop; Iain MacNeil

Highlights | Canadians in Frankfurt; Women conductors on the move; Beethoven 9th is 200

By Gianmarco Segato on 13 May 2024 Highlights, La Scena Online

In this week’s news highlights: there’s a shuffle going on with women conductors in Canada; Canadians in Oper Frankfurt’s 24-25 season; Beethoven #9 at 200

Lebrecht Weekly | Exploring Grazyna Bacewicz’s Musical World

By Norman Lebrecht on 10 May 2024 Classical Music, Lebrecht Weekly

I am starting to think that Grazyna Bacewicz might be the next Mieczyslaw Weinberg. Bacewicz trod water under Polish Communism and saw her music eclipsed by the authorised forces of Lutoslawski and Penderecki.

John Rutter at Carnegie Hall, Photo by Mike Violago

John Rutter and Chœur Classique de l’Outaouais at Carnegie Hall

By Newswire on 9 May 2024 Classical Music, La Scena Online, Ottawa

The event will feature the acclaimed composer and conductor John Rutter, CBE, leading his iconic “Magnificat,” and the world premiere of his latest work, “Celebration.”

Clockwise upper L-R: Gustavo Dudamel, Wallis Giunta, Gordon Bintner, Rosemary Thomson

Highlights | Canadians at Royal Opera; why Dudamel left Paris; Okanagan reprieve for ousted conductor

By Gianmarco Segato on 6 May 2024 Highlights, La Scena Online

Canadian stars at Royal Ballet and Opera in 24-25; Dudamel opens up about leaving Paris Opera; Rosemary Thomson returns to conduct after being ousted.