Toronto Symphony Orchestra 2018/19 season delights with Pops, holiday concerts, family events, and films with live Orchestra
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Toronto Symphony Orchestra announces 2018/19 mainstage programming
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Sir Andrew Davis to conduct Opening Night concert on September 20, 2018
New Creations Festival: Individual tickets & Festival passes on sale today
March 2018 brings the 14th New Creations Festival and Lang Lang’s anticipated return to the TSO stage
Lang Lang returns to the TSO on March 1, 2018, and introduces 15-year-old protege Maxim Lando
A revised program and…a helping hand.
February 2018 at the TSO
Love and romance with Prokofiev Romeo & Juliet
Dream and fantasy with The Wizard of Oz with Live Orchestra
Fun for kids with The Year of the Dog: A Chinese New Year Celebration
January 2018 at the TSO: Planet Mozart
From The Planets to the Jupiter Symphony, January brings stellar concerts, with the Mozart@262 Festival and brilliant guest artists including Bernard Labadie, Charles Richard-Hamelin, John Storgårds, and Ingrid Fliter.
TSO Leadership Reports on 2016/17 Season Success and Introduces Plan for Financial Stability
At the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) Annual General Meeting that took place on Monday, November 27, Board Chair Catherine Beck and Interim Chief Executive Officer Gary Hanson announced a balanced budget for the 2016/17 season. Board Vice-Chair & Treasurer Rags Davloor reported that in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017, the TSO achieved a small surplus of revenues over expenses.
Christmas with the TSO: Home Alone in Concert, The Snowman, Canadian Brass Christmas, and Messiah
December 2017 is the perfect time for family concerts
November 2017 at the TSO: Measha Brueggergosman, Louis Lortie, and Angela Hewitt grace the TSO stage
Guest conductors include Tania Miller and Donald Runnicles
From the moving and powerful Afghanistan: Requiem for a Generation to the family fun of Wall-to-Wall Percussion, November at the TSO explores the gamut of human emotions. Additional musical offerings include the rich music of Vaughan Williams and Mahler, the pure interpretations of Angela Hewitt, and Stravinsky’s rousing Firebird suite.
Collaboration with The National Ballet of Canada and Toronto Symphony Orchestra
From The National Ballet of Canada
