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Newswire | Chants Libres Launches OPER’ACTUELMontreal, August 17, 2026 — After eight editions presented as a concert, OPER’ACTUEL is taking the next step. From September 21 to 26, Chants Libres…
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Review | Ponnelle’s L’occasione fa il ladro Still Works Its Magic in PesaroAmong the many pleasures of returning to the Rossini Opera Festival is the opportunity to…
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Review | Castellucci’s Transcendent Saint François d’Assise in SalzburgIf not every hour I spent in the Bayreuth Festspielhaus this year felt entirely worthwhile,…
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Review | Zeffirelli’s Turandot Returns to VeronaA century after its first performance at Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, Puccini’s Turandot continues to…
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Newswire | Honens Marks a New Chapter With Its 2026 FestivalCalgary, AB — The 2026 Honens Festival, September 10 to 13, marks an ambitious new…
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La Scena West Weekly Concert Roundup: August 17-23This week’s roundup is a blend of soothing garden concerts, soaring chamber music, passionate opera,…
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Newswire | Matthew Emery Joins Toronto Mendelssohn Choir as Composer in ResidenceThe Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and Composer-in-Residence Dr. Matthew Emery.Toronto – Composer in Residence with the…
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Review | Rossini’s Forgotten Le siège de Corinthe Triumphs in PesaroIt was an excellent idea to present Le siège de Corinthe at this year’s Rossini…
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Review | Rienzi: Wagner’s Illegitimate Opera Premieres at BayreuthThis is a year full of questions at Bayreuth. To mark the Festival’s 150th anniversary,…
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Newswire | Festival de Lanaudière Wraps 2026 EditionJoliette – August 11, 2026. Driven by a spectacular and deeply unifying opening concert, the…
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Hadestown and Beyond: How Myth Shapes MusicMusic has always played an integral role in storytelling. Long before ancient Greek myths were…
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Newswire | Axios Men’s Ensemble Announces National TourEdmonton – At a May 21st fundraising event celebrating their 2026 JUNO Award, Edmonton’s Axios…
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La Scena West Weekly Concert Roundup: August 10 – 16This week’s roundup consists of Baroque opera, language-blending music, free outdoor concerts, and more from…
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Newswire | Ballet Vancouver Debuts with Balanchine’s ApolloVancouver, BC — Ballet Vancouver opens its 2026/27 inaugural season with a breathtaking triple bill spanning extraordinary artistic range and…
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Newswire | Edmonton Chamber Music Society’s 2026/27 SeasonJoin the Edmonton Chamber Music Society for a celebration of extraordinary music in the 2026/27 season…
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The Chamber Music Institute @ MenloSitting in the shade in front of the round, hut-like Martin Family Hall where July…
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Newswire | The Royal Conservatory Announces 2026–27 SeasonToronto, ON – August 4, 2026 – The Royal Conservatory of Music’s 18th concert season…
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La Scena West Weekly Concert Roundup: August 4 – 9This week’s roundup features the birth of opera, medieval concerts, sweeping compositions, solo performances, garden-side…
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Music@Menlo: 24 years of Chamber Music Making in Silicon ValleyAfter 24 seasons driven by generosity, passion, and an uncompromising organizational vision, this summer’s Music@Menlo…
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Review | The Death of the Director: Bayreuth’s 150th Festival AI RingAt the end of Bayreuth’s new Ring, one question remains more urgent than any discussion…
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Review | Not a Ghost Ship: Tcherniakov’s Der fliegende Holländer at BayreuthAfter two evenings of Bayreuth’s much-discussed new Ring—a production conceived around artificial intelligence and credited…
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Review | Miró Quartet & Festival Orchestra at Toronto Summer MusicToronto Summer Music (TSM) has once again infused the Toronto musical scene with an electric…
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Review | Markus Hinterhäuser’s Carmen in SalzburgThere are few opening nights in the cultural calendar that rival Salzburg’s. Long before the…
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La Scena’s End of 2025-26 Donation CampaignAs we we complete our 2025-26 season, I want to update you on the latest…
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musica intima Presents mâmowintowin: a gatheringVANCOUVER, B.C.– Vancouver’s acclaimed vocal ensemble, musica intima, welcomes two of Canada’s most distinctive Indigenous…
Review | Ponnelle’s L’occasione fa il ladro Still Works Its Magic in Pesaro
Among the many pleasures of returning to the Rossini Opera Festival is the opportunity to encounter productions that have acquired…
Review | Castellucci’s Transcendent Saint François d’Assise in Salzburg
If not every hour I spent in the Bayreuth Festspielhaus this year felt entirely worthwhile, every minute of Olivier Messiaen’s…
Review | Zeffirelli’s Turandot Returns to Verona
A century after its first performance at Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, Puccini’s Turandot continues to possess the peculiar capacity to…
Review | Ponnelle’s L’occasione fa il ladro Still Works Its Magic in Pesaro
Among the many pleasures of returning to the Rossini Opera Festival is the opportunity to encounter productions that have acquired…
Review | Castellucci’s Transcendent Saint François d’Assise in Salzburg
If not every hour I spent in the Bayreuth Festspielhaus this year felt entirely worthwhile, every minute of Olivier Messiaen’s…
Review | Zeffirelli’s Turandot Returns to Verona
A century after its first performance at Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, Puccini’s Turandot continues to possess the peculiar capacity to…
Artists Mobilize for Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes
Last updated July 1, 2026 One week after two powerful earthquakes tore through northern Venezuela, the scale of the disaster…
Fall at the MBAM: The Museum’s collection takes the spotlight this season
While the major exhibition Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools: Three Hundred Years of Flemish Masterworks continues its run until October 20 – and, already, it’s been seen by over 50,000 people – the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) is preparing a host of offerings for this fall, including an opportunity to see more than 100 works that have recently entered the Museum’s collection.
Jacques Lacombe leaves l’Orchestre classique de Montréal
The Orchestre Classique de Montréal (OCM) announces the departure of its Artistic Director and Principal Conductor, Maestro Jacques Lacombe.
David Potvin: Honouring Canadian Repertoire
Pianist David Potvin struggled to settle on a name for his debut album, which comes out on April 19 under Leaf Music.
New Releases (April-May 2024)
This section is an advertising supplement. To announce here, contact [email protected]. SONIX AND OTHER TONIX Jan Järvlepp, composer Trio Casals;…
New Releases (October 2023)
This section is an advertising supplement. To announce here, contact [email protected]. Etiquette Maureen Batt and Erin Bardua, soprano; Lucy Hayes…
The OSM and Rafael Payare unveil their 2025-2026 Season
Montreal, April 10, 2025 —Today, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal proudly unveils its 2025–2026 season. With sumptuous and varied programming…
Festival Classica 2025: From Keith Jarret to Abbey Road
Marc Boucher, founder and artistic director of Festival Classica, is a man with wide open ears. “An artistic director,” he…
Highlights | Canadians in Frankfurt; Women conductors on the move; Beethoven 9th is 200
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
Alberta Ballet’s Francesco Ventriglia: “Alexey Shor’s Music is Perfect For A Thousand Tales Ballet”
Sponsored Article by A Thousand Tales Press Office Transporting audiences to a fantastical world filled with fairytale magic, A Thousand…
To Ravel and Unravel Maurice Ravel at MMFA
What links French Impressionist composer Maurice Ravel with the Venice Biennale and American minimalist composer Steve Reich? Their association might…
La Route des concerts: Paving the Way for Regional Presenters
Established in 2022, La Route des concerts continues to expand. It now welcomes an increasing number of partners into its…
Lebrecht Weekly | Italian Perspectives (Pentatone)
Name an Italian symphonist. Go on, quickly, just one. There were plenty in Mozart’s time, nothing much since. The market…
Lebrecht Weekly | Sergei Prokofiev: 2nd violin concerto &c (Warner Classics)
The Serbian violinist Nemanja Radulovic is a maverick in the manner of Nigel Kennedy and David Garrett, a stage animal…
Lebrecht Weekly | Alkan: Complete organ works, vol. 1 (Signum Classics)
In the age of Chopin and Liszt, Charles-Valentin Morhange (known as Alkan) was the pianist they all feared. So formidable…
Sergio Barza’s Favourite Art Song
La Scena Musicale is celebrating the Art Song with the worldwide survey, What is your favourite art song? Submit your vote at www.nextgreatartsong.com. Conductor Sergio…
Oliver Jones (1934-2026)
La Scena Musicale is sad to learn of the death of jazz pianist Oliver Jones on July 22, 2026 at…
Newswire | Remembering Michael Tilson Thomas, 1944–2026
It is with deep sadness that we share with you that Michael Tilson Thomas died at home on April 22,…
Remembering José van Dam (1940-2026)
Celebrated bass-baritone José van Dam has passed away at age 85. His death on February 17, 2026, was announced by…
Wednesday Healdlines: Notre-Dame Basilica at the heart of Montreal 375 festivities in new luminous project
Here are your daily headlines in classical music and the arts! After the illumination of Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the Montreal-based firm…
This Day in Music – 1916: Rayén Quitral was Born
A hundred years ago this week, on November 7, 1916, soprano Rayén Quitral was born in the small village of…
This Day in Music – 1856: Death of Robert Schumann
Romantic composer Robert Schuman died of pneumonia on this day in music in 1856. The young Schumann wasn’t the most…
Review | L’hiver attend beaucoup de moi, a Poignant Story
Domestic violence against women and femicide are increasingly in the news. A revival of the opera L’hiver attend beaucoup de…
Review | Opéra de Montréal’s Carmen Features Strong Singing
With high anticipation, Montrealers have been waiting for years to hear Montreal native, mezzo-soprano Rihab Chaieb portray Carmen in a…
Video | Behind the Scenes at Opéra de Montréal’s Carmen
La Scena Musicale’s Adrian Rodriguez and Justin Bernard dropped in on a rehearsal for Opéra de Montréal’s production of Carmen.…
Toronto Dance: Hofesh Shechter at the Harbourfront Centre
Joy and excitement ! The Harbourfront Centre welcomes the incomparable United Kingdom-based Hofesh Shechter Company and its highly anticipated Double Murder for…
This Week in Toronto (May 6 – 12)
Francis Poulenc (1899 – 1963)Francis Poulenc’s Dialogues of the Carmelites, the third of three productions of the Canadian Opera Company’s…
This Week in Toronto (Nov. 5 – 11)
Canadian soprano Edith Wiens gives masterclass at University of TorontoNow that both the Canadian Opera Company and Opera Atelier have…
Video | Behind the Scenes at Opéra de Montréal’s Carmen
La Scena Musicale’s Adrian Rodriguez and Justin Bernard dropped in on a rehearsal for Opéra de Montréal’s production of Carmen.…
Monday Headlines: Review of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the Maison Symphonique
On Saturday, the reputable Boston Symphony Orchestra played at the Maison Symphonique. The last time the orchestra visited Montreal was…
Tuesday Headlines: Positive reviews for Opera Lafayette’s ‘Léonare, ou l’Amour Conjugal’ in New York
Opera Lafayette is getting many positive reviews for their production of Léonare, ou l’Amour Conjugal, which has an all Canadian…
Newswire | Chants Libres Launches OPER’ACTUEL
Montreal, August 17, 2026 — After eight editions presented as a concert, OPER’ACTUEL is taking the next step. From September…
Newswire | Honens Marks a New Chapter With Its 2026 Festival
Calgary, AB — The 2026 Honens Festival, September 10 to 13, marks an ambitious new chapter in the organization’s approach…
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