Explore the Score: New Works by Five Emerging Canadian Composers Brought to Life by the TSO
Open to the public for the first time!
Roy Thomson Hall, Saturday, January 12, 2019 (10:00am to 12:30pm)
Free admission
Vaughan Williams: Orchestral Works Featuring the Toronto Symphony Orchestra Receives GRAMMY® Nomination
The recording of Vaughan Williams: Piano Concerto; Oboe Concerto; Serenade to Music; Flos Campi featuring the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) received a nomination for a 61st annual GRAMMY® Award in the Best Classical Compendium category.
December 2018: Don’t stay home alone—come to the TSO!
The month of December is the perfect time to share the joy of music with family and friends at the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO). The holiday season kicks off November 28–December 2 with Tchaikovsky for the Holidays. Korean-Canadian Earl Lee (the TSO's former RBC Resident Conductor) leads this showcase of works by the beloved Russian composer, which includes Tchaikovsky’s majestic Fourth Symphony and a generous serving of excerpts from The Nutcracker.
Toronto loves Gustavo Gimeno! New performance added June 28.
Tickets go on sale Friday, November 9.
Due to popular demand, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is adding an extra performance of Gustavo Gimeno Conducts The Firebird on Friday, June 28, 2019, at 7:30pm at Roy Thomson Hall.
November 2018 at the TSO: Mozart, Ravel, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Britten War Requiem
The month of November at the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) begins with The Mozart Experience (a pair of delightful family concerts) and ushers in the holiday season with Tchaikovsky for the Holidays. In between, the TSO offers much-loved music by Beethoven, John Adams, and Ravel—in a program entitled Boléro—and presents the poignant Britten War Requiem, coinciding with the centennial of Armistice Day.
The TSO announces $2.3 million surplus
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) held its Annual General Meeting today, announcing that the TSO ended the 2018 fiscal year with a surplus of $2.3 million. Board Chair Catherine Beck and Chief Executive Officer Matthew Loden outlined a series of initiatives over the past year that have focused the institution’s forward momentum, bringing new financial stability and artistic vitality to the TSO.
The TSO welcomes five new musicians
October concerts include Mahler Symphony 5, Dvořák New World Symphony, and Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty
Toronto Symphony Orchestra Announces Gustavo Gimeno as Next Music Director
New Chapter Ahead for One of North America's Foremost Symphony Orchestras
Toronto Symphony Orchestra Board Chair Catherine Beck and Chief Executive Officer Matthew Loden today announced that Spanish conductor Gustavo Gimeno will become the Orchestra’s 11th Music Director beginning in 2020/21, the Orchestra’s 99th season.
TSO and Sir Andrew Davis launch 2018/19 season with Symphonie Fantastique
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), led by Sir Andrew Davis—Interim Artistic Director—embarks on its 97th season on Thursday, September 20 at Roy Thomson Hall. The opening concert highlights the Orchestra through the music of Berlioz: the epic Symphonie Fantastique, and the lesser-known Fantasy on Shakespeare’s The Tempest, featuring the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir. Both works will be recorded live by Chandos Records for future release.
Emerging Arts Critics Programme Expands in the 2018/19 Season
From The National Ballet of Canada:
Karen Kain, Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada today announced the Emerging Arts Critics (EAC) programme will expand in the 2018/19 season to include the Canadian Opera Company (COC) joining as collaborators with The National Ballet of Canada and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO).
