The cellist Elinor Frey has become a bit of a musical detective. She relishes finding and bringing forward into the the light of day music that has been long forgotten. That, in essence, is the focus of the concert called Fiorè that she will present with
Summer isn't over but the Chamberfest folks are already thinking about the fall. They have announced the biggest and consequently most diverse lineup ever in the upcoming fall and winter concert series. In all there will 10 concerts featuring musicians from Spain, Israel, Norway, Austria, the
In Montreal, Robert Lepage is licking his wounds after having not one but two new “colour-blind” works cancelled over accusations of cultural appropriation and tone-deafness (SLAV proposed a mostly white cast to sing African slave music; Kanata, about residential schools, did not involve any Indigenous
How do you define musical ambition? Well, if you are the piano quartet Made In Canada it is with the musical project Mosaïque. And for the past two years, it has been their intense focus. "Our group began in 2006, so we had passed our 10th anniversary
