Toronto Symphony Orchestra Cancels Remaining 2019/20 Season Concerts
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s 2019/20 concerts, which had been planned to go through to June 27, have been cancelled, with some programs being postponed to the 2020/21 season. Predictions from public health leaders indicate that the TSO must redirect its focus toward brighter days ahead.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra Cancels April Concerts
Musicians Share Their Talents Digitally
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is moving forward with the assumption that its April performances will not be possible due to the COVID-19 crisis. It will defer making any decision about the remainder of the season until later in April to reflect the quickly evolving situation.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra Cancels Performances of Pictures at an Exhibition and EVENING EPIC Gala Fundraiser
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is cancelling performances of its upcoming Pictures at an Exhibition concert this weekend (March 13, 14 and 15) and its EVENING EPIC gala fundraiser (March 26) in response to the evolving COVID-19 situation.
Toronto Symphony Performs FINAL FANTASY VII Video Game in Concert for the First Time
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) will perform the Canadian Première of the soundtrack to the highly anticipated and groundbreaking video game FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE Orchestra World Tour on June 26 and 27, 2020. The multimedia experience will include high-definition video scenes created exclusively for this concert by SQUARE ENIX from the newly remastered version of the 1997 original game.
Surprise Free Concert by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to Bring Some Sunshine to the February Blues
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) will perform a free, surprise concert for Torontonians to bring a bit of sunshine to the grey days of February. The community lunchtime concert will be on Wednesday, February 26 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm at Roy Thomson Hall. Tickets are required and can be booked online at no charge beginning today - February 20 at 10:00am at TSO.CA.
2020/21 Season Announced
Gustavo Gimeno’s First Season Defined by Musical Contrasts, Ambitious Masterworks, and Top Talent
TSO Makes History With Looking at the Stars Performing Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at Correctional Institutions in Kingston and Warkworth
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) recently partnered with Looking at the Stars to bring 11 musicians into select correctional institutions across Ontario. On November 18, The TSO Chamber Soloists, curated and led by Concertmaster Jonathan Crow, performed Vivaldi’s Four Seasons for over 400 inmates from the Collins Bay and Warkworth Institutions.
Jingle All the Way With the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Festive December Programming
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is rockin’ around Roy Thomson Hall, spreading joy through the sounds of the season. TSO RBC Resident Conductor Simon Rivard will make his full-concert Masterworks Series début conducting the Orchestra in All Tchaikovsky, featuring acclaimed teen violinist Daniel Lozakovich.
Classical Masterworks Are Bursting With the Colours of the Season This November at the TSO
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) brings bold symphonic masterpieces to audiences this November. Interim Artistic Director Sir Andrew Davis returns to Toronto for the first time this season to lead Thaïs Grand Opera in Concert. This spectacle for the ears features Canadian soprano Erin Wall in the title role, and will be recorded live for release on Chandos Records.
TSO Sets Stage for Success With Historic Estate Donation and Ongoing Commitment to Fiscal Responsibility as It Announces Further Reduction to Its Accumulated Deficit
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) held its Annual General Meeting today, announcing that the TSO’s accumulated deficit is now the lowest it has been in almost three decades. On the heels of receiving the largest donation in the history of the organization, the TSO ended the 2019 fiscal year with a surplus of $1.9 million, enabling the organization to reduce the accumulated deficit to $2.6 million, which is a reduction of $9.6 million since Fiscal 2013.
