Concertmaster Jonathan Crow in Conversation with the AGO
How do we forge connections through music without in-person interactions?
Highlights: Kings of Ragtime at the Drive-In
The TSO’s first-ever drive-in performance took place on Wednesday, October 7 at CityView Drive-In, when over 20 musicians reunited on stage (socially distanced, of course!) for a program of Ragtime favourites.
A New Partnership with the YMCA
We recently announced a partnership with the YMCA of Greater Toronto, to support well-being and bring communities together over the coming year.
Our Annual Letter to the Community
The TSO held its virtual Annual General Meeting on September 30, and we're pleased to present our 2019/20 Annual Letter to the Community.
Podcast: CEO Matthew Loden on Ludwig van Toronto’s REMOTE
In this episode of Ludwig van Toronto’s new podcast, REMOTE, CEO Matthew Loden and host Michael Zarathus-Cook embark on a wide-ranging, in-depth conversation about the last few months, and our hopes for the future.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra Launches On Demand Series
Orchestra fans yearning for the concert experience will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra in the new TSO On Demand concert video series.
From the Concert Hall to Your Living Room: Music in a Time of Crisis
“There is very little that can diminish a musician’s drive to perform,” said TSO Concertmaster Jonathan Crow.
Socially Connecting with Seniors through Music
The devastating impact of the pandemic on seniors living in long-term care homes left the TSO asking the question: how can we help?
Meet the TSO’s Superfan
You could call David Hallman the TSO’s Superfan. Over the past six months, David has engaged with every one of the TSO’s virtual offerings.
Gustavo Gimeno: Adapting to Uncertainty
When Gustavo Gimeno was in Toronto conducting Daphnis et Chloé last October, he could not have imagined what the remainder of the season would bring.
