• Book Review: Bruce Haynes, Guru of Rhetorical Music (English), 9/7/2007
• Janina Fialkowska Reborn (English), 5/10/2004
• Janina Fialkowska - Le retour (Français), 5/10/2004
• Bayrakdarian with Tafelmusik: Star, orchestra perform as two solitudes (English), 1/13/2004
• Is the opera house hot or is it just me? Menopause, which can mean disaster for a diva at her peak, is opera's last taboo (English), 12/1/2000
• La ménopause et les chanteuses (Français), 12/1/2000

Other articles

• Osvaldo Golijov speaks from, and to, the heart (English), 2/27/2010
• Into the heart of a magical child (English), 10/19/2009
• Grief and gratitude for a glorious goodbye (English), 9/21/2009
• Shadows that find the heart of Purcell (English), 8/20/2009
• Rare Hart House viols to make stage appearance (English), 6/26/2009
• Conducting dims soprano's star (English), 10/20/2008
• Keyboard innovations may not be new, but they are alluring (English), 4/14/2008
• Keyboard innovations may not be new, but they are alluring (English), 4/14/2008
• Lauren Phillips recital: Falling in love with Love Songs (English), 3/27/2008
• shannon Mercer and Steven Philcox: A fine ear, a fiery temperament (English), 3/8/2008
• Is that a cello on your shoulder? (English), 2/13/2008
• Toronto Symphony Orchestra: Mozart calls for more than just polish (English), 1/26/2008
• Each piece an eloquent, joyful poem (English), 1/17/2008
• Connection to baroque style redeemeth Toronto Symphony Orchestra show (English), 12/20/2007
• The Gryphon Trio: A haunting encounter with Mozart's ghost (English), 10/18/2007
• Low note comes in Bach (English), 4/21/2007
• Brits rule Toronto Symphony Orchestra's New Creations (English), 3/4/2007
• A Mozart of sweetness and light (English), 2/24/2007
• Striking homage to Soviet composer (English), 11/29/2006
• The Lafayette String Quartet: After 20 years, their passion is still strong (English), 10/22/2006
• The discreet charm of Leif Ove Andsnes (English), 10/13/2006
• Concerts (English), 10/6/2006
• Mozart and the other M (English), 6/22/2006
• Piercing the heart, as Stalin once did (English), 6/3/2006
• The seismic achievement of The Oxford History of Western Music (English), 2/19/2005
• Janina Fialkowska - One-handed concerto was right on (English), 1/17/2003
• Oundjian, as anticipated (English), 1/17/2003
• New Releases (English), 1/6/2003
• The Silk Road is less travelled (English), 1/6/2003
• It was the best of times, there were leather coats (English), 12/30/2002
• Looking for direction (English), 12/12/2002
• Susan Platts: Glorious voice deserves better (English), 10/27/2002
• Southern Ontario Overview (English), 10/22/2002
• Bartoli in Toronto - The 18th century comes alive (English), 10/3/2002
• Making art of the sounds that surround us (English), 7/5/2002
• A Requiem for our troubled times (English), 6/7/2002
• Please, just let them sing (English), 3/19/2002
• TSO's new season a major achievement (English), 3/1/2002
• We have no moral obligations to 'great' art (English), 1/25/2002
• Music's curative powers (English), 1/24/2002
• Salome - A night of violation - on both a musical and a personal level (English), 1/21/2002
• Controversy a good sign for 2001 (English), 12/29/2001
• Perhaps the time has come to simply let the TSO die (English), 12/14/2001
• Toronto Symphony Gets 10 Days to Produce New Rescue Plan (English), 10/31/2001
• Presenting Susan Platts, the next Maureen Forrester (English), 10/27/2001
• Toronto Symphony Teeters on the Edge of Ruin (English), 10/25/2001
• Music Review: A stunningly serene Hamelin (English), 10/10/2001
• Opera without the boring bits (English), 8/30/2001
• Japanese ensemble reveals the recent cross-fertilization of East and West (English), 7/27/2001
• ARRAYMUSIC -- 25 Miniatures (English), 7/21/2001
• Mezzo-soprano Kimberly Barber - She'll do it (English), 5/30/2001
• The legacy of Harry Somers (English), 5/21/2001
• Marc-André Hamelin - Schumann: Fantasy Op. 17, Etudes Symphonique, Piano Sonata No. 2 (English), 5/12/2001
• TSO - Try a little tenderness (English), 5/11/2001
• A past evoked, a future assured (English), 5/10/2001
• Reflexe: Stationen Europäischer Musik (English), 5/5/2001
• A divine madness. Schade, Bayrakdarian and Westman in recitals (English), 4/30/2001
• Markus Groh - Give us some more of that ol' ragtime (English), 4/26/2001
• Vivier knew how to put us in our place (English), 4/26/2001
• Soprano Rénée Fleming creates great bond with audience (English), 4/24/2001
• Iron Road - Stunning backdrop to a difficult story (English), 4/23/2001
• André Laplante - Pianist provides his own accompaniment (English), 4/20/2001
• A simply sparkling encounter (English), 4/19/2001
• Iron Road - Opera lays to rest the ghosts of the past (English), 4/18/2001
• Moved by Mahler (English), 4/16/2001
• COC's Idomeneo - Neptune was far too merciful (English), 4/12/2001
• Billy Budd - Good and evil become evident in stabs of beauty and truth (English), 4/9/2001
• Dora Ohrenstein and Others (English), 4/7/2001
• Ravel's Brain - Obsessed with the final movement (English), 4/4/2001
• A delightful show by a cast that clicks (English), 4/2/2001
• Royal Concertgebouw's chemistry makes for some marvellous Mahler (English), 3/29/2001
• Hungarian quartet brings its own music (English), 3/27/2001
• The crockery is outstanding (English), 3/13/2001
• Lev Sergeyevitch Termen - Music's Mad Scientist (English), 3/12/2001
• TSO catches fire under Alsop (English), 3/9/2001
• Singing OnStage's praises (English), 3/8/2001
• Maybe they need more strings (English), 3/2/2001
• Lessons from The Hague School (English), 2/26/2001
• Follow the Lieder (English), 2/26/2001
• Songs soaring on air (English), 2/23/2001
• Revelation and catharsis (English), 2/22/2001
• Enchantment woven upon enchantment (English), 2/14/2001
• Abbado is welcome to come back (English), 2/12/2001
• So many Bachs, but J.S. still stole the show (English), 2/12/2001
• Exuberant Mozart comes through (English), 2/5/2001
• Matthias Goerne (English), 1/27/2001
• Countertenor David Daniels - Success came with his 'real' singing voice (English), 1/26/2001
• The renaissance of the countertenor (English), 1/25/2001
• Romantic complications, including a wild boar (English), 1/22/2001
• All that's lacking here is some sexual chemistry (English), 1/22/2001
• He sure knows how to make an exit (English), 1/18/2001
• It really is time these two swapped places (English), 1/18/2001
• It really is time these two swapped places (English), 1/18/2001
• He sure knows how to make an exit - Frantic Winnipeg New Music Festival is Tovey's last (English), 1/18/2001
• These Italians make it all look so easy (English), 1/17/2001
• It's as though the music were written for them (English), 1/16/2001
• Victor Braun - A majestic singer driven by instinct - 100-plus roles in opera (English), 1/15/2001
• The COC usually commissions new works from Canadian composers. But that was then.. (English), 1/13/2001
• Of great breadth, tiny detailGraham Johnson's 37-CD set of all Schubert songs is a milestone (English), 1/8/2001
• Music clips (English), 12/23/2000
• How to mark the year of Bach - Harmonia Mundi's project is more than a bundle of sound bites (English), 12/20/2000
• Polished, vibrant playing lost without the details (English), 12/19/2000
• Cellist finds his groove -- finally (English), 12/11/2000
• They shoot, she scores (English), 12/1/2000
• Harold in Italy goes to his shrink (English), 11/27/2000
• Corporate money for the arts instead of politics? Imagine (English), 11/21/2000
• TSO: Music to boogie by (English), 11/17/2000
• Lovely sounds, but who's in charge here? (English), 11/8/2000
• These days, classical music means vintage Led Zeppelin - Musicologists should take their responsibilities more seriously (English), 11/7/2000
• Canadian Opera: Maybe they should have called in their seconds (English), 11/6/2000
• Nostalgia isn't what it used to be (English), 11/3/2000
• The perfect mix of contralto and attitude - Ewa Podles is finding fame late, at 48, and she's still getting better (English), 10/31/2000
• TSO: Reason over passion (English), 10/27/2000
• This Don Giovanni holds little mystery - Film version of Mozart's womanizer focuses on his servant, Leporello (English), 10/24/2000
• Vocal perfection personified (English), 10/23/2000
• Hit over the head with multiculturalism (English), 10/19/2000
• SuperMicMac applauds Canada's women composers (English), 10/17/2000
• Opera Hamilton's Butterfly - More powerful than an overwhelming orchestra (English), 10/17/2000
• In search of J.S. Bach, by piano (English), 10/12/2000
• The great music of their lives - Penguin reissues feature personal essays by writers (English), 10/10/2000
• Small wonders (English), 10/5/2000
• Shush! The true opera lover is trying to listen (English), 10/3/2000
• I stand corrected - Readers take me to task for my views on symphony orchestras (English), 9/26/2000
• Propaganda never sounded so good (English), 9/18/2000
• Modern players pick up baroque instruments (English), 9/5/2000
• Bad news for the non-bimbo: Sexism is still thriving in the musical world (English), 8/29/2000
• On tour with Tafelmusik No one told the musicians about the poets (English), 8/26/2000
• A video of pianists reveals the dissimilar personalities that bind them (English), 8/15/2000
• A video of pianists reveals the dissimilar personalities that bind them (English), 8/15/2000
• The Orford String Quartet - (English), 8/14/2000
• At the Altamira Summer Opera Camp, youngsters get exposed to all aspects of an abbreviated version of The Magic Flute (English), 8/14/2000
• Orford violinist Kenneth Perkins dies at 65 (English), 8/8/2000
• Music Clips (English), 8/5/2000
• National Youth Orchestra: Young Talent that's Worth Supporting (English), 8/2/2000
• Chiaroscuro: Bach 250 - Baroque duo keeps opposites in joyous balance - St. Andrew-by-the-Lake, Centre Island, Toronto (English), 8/1/2000
• Keep your soprano on the ice - North Americans, surely, will relate to an opera about hockey (English), 8/1/2000
• Where's the music at Hogwarts? (English), 7/25/2000
• Not necessarily as advertised (English), 7/24/2000
• Music Clips - Classical (English), 7/15/2000
• The best kind of harmony (English), 7/11/2000
• Music Clips - Classical (English), 7/10/2000
• A Canadian primadonna? It's already funny (English), 7/6/2000
• Manifesto for a classical revolution (English), 7/4/2000
• Millennium Opera Gala (English), 7/1/2000
• The devil has all the best museums (English), 6/27/2000
• Why can't we all just get along? (English), 6/20/2000
• TSO 'audition' gets off to a strong start (English), 6/16/2000
• The WSO board should look at its own failures (English), 6/13/2000
• They play so well, say so little (English), 6/9/2000
• Canada's Claude Vivier a household name -- in Holland (English), 6/6/2000
• Classical (English), 5/27/2000
• A lot of energy, but not a whole lot of soul (English), 5/22/2000
• Classical (English), 5/20/2000
• A MODERN WONDER: Goerne brought a moving vulnerability to both composers' works. (English), 5/19/2000
• The pleasures of mixing Chopin and shopping (English), 5/16/2000
• What lies behind that impeccable craft? (English), 5/16/2000
• Almost everything seemed to go astray (English), 5/16/2000
• A spirit big enough to fill the void (English), 5/15/2000
• Classical (English), 5/13/2000
• Two young composers with things to say (English), 5/11/2000
• Opera star's warmth wins loyal fans (English), 5/9/2000
• If only they had talked more between themselves (English), 5/8/2000
• It only got better (English), 5/6/2000
• A natural flow (English), 4/28/2000
• A pianist takes time to regroup (English), 4/27/2000
• Another self-obsessed male (English), 4/26/2000
• Yet another vicious blow (English), 4/25/2000
• Classical (English), 4/25/2000
• When should we apologize for Bach? (English), 4/18/2000
• Schubert's soul in 40 transcendant minutes (English), 4/17/2000
• Radical Piano (English), 4/11/2000
• What can a Jewish musician do when faced with an anti-Semitic work? (English), 4/11/2000
• Nice to hear Beethoven without all the baggage (English), 4/11/2000
• Debussy's erotic opera casts a dark spell (English), 4/10/2000
• Lovely singing-- shame about that hall (English), 4/4/2000
• Saraste to leave TSO, cites 'lack of culture' (English), 4/4/2000
• Both the TSO and its Finnish conductor had high hopes that were never fully met (English), 4/4/2000
• Baroque ensemble makes lively debut (English), 3/30/2000
• National Post Weekly CD Reviews (English), 3/28/2000
• Happy birthday to the piano - 300-year-old instrument celebrated in new book and exhibit (English), 3/28/2000
• A woman's take on the mysteries of Russia (English), 3/24/2000
• National Post Weekly CD Review (English), 3/21/2000
• So Canadian, to sell ourselves short - The COC and the George Weston Recital Hall deserve better fates (English), 3/21/2000
• Shostakovich in shades of grey (English), 3/14/2000
• Midori - A luminous sound worth straining to hear (English), 3/13/2000
• Long ignored, female composers are hitting the mainstream (English), 3/7/2000
• National Post Weekly CD Reviews (English), 3/7/2000
• Thomas Quasthoff - More than just a beautiful voice (English), 3/7/2000
• TSO to collaborate with film festival in new season (English), 2/24/2000
• Victoria plays host to Samuel Butler's Erewhon (English), 2/22/2000
• Janina Fialkowska - The thrill of witnessing a pianist on the edge (English), 2/18/2000
• European soloists at hand, TSO sounds ready to tour (English), 2/18/2000
• TSO concertmaster will go with orchestra to Vienna (English), 2/18/2000
• TSO chooses to 'stand tall for artistic freedom' - Will perform in Vienna (English), 2/17/2000
• Violinist's boycott causes TSO debate - Vienna dates raise concern (English), 2/15/2000
• Shostakovich: String Quartets Nos. 4, 6 and 8 (English), 2/15/2000
• A new magazine for people who know their Mozart from their Mahler (English), 2/15/2000
• Ivan Moravec at the George Weston Recital Hall, Toronto - Too few sparks to ignite passion (English), 2/14/2000
• TSO members may boycott Austria dates (English), 2/14/2000
• A rare spellbound silence after the final chord (English), 2/10/2000
• Will money woes sink the WSO? (English), 2/8/2000
• New music shouldn't be a hard sell (English), 2/1/2000
• New vogue for re-arranging music has shaky foundations (English), 1/18/2000
• National Post CD Reviews (English), 1/11/2000
• Quartetto Gelato succeeds by mixing 'high' and 'low' (English), 1/10/2000
• Piano denied entry: Customs not tickled by these ivories (English), 1/6/2000
• A new book reveals the other side of Canadian tenor Jon Vickers (English), 1/4/2000
• Searching for Bach with more soul - Modern recordings aren't capturing required spirituality (English), 12/28/1999
• Stern gives himself a standing ovation (English), 12/21/1999
• The anguish of a songbird's clipped wings (English), 12/18/1999
• Chopin for Christmas (English), 12/14/1999
• A brave if not entirely successful effort on their part (English), 12/9/1999
• Trial by audition - A musician needs a lot of nerve to try out for the Metropolitan Opera orchestra (English), 12/7/1999
• Music to the ears, not feet (English), 11/30/1999
• A Bruckner brimming with spiritual certainty (English), 11/30/1999
• The real thing? Not really (English), 11/23/1999
• Go play your own music (English), 11/16/1999
• National Post Classical CD Reviews (English), 11/9/1999
• Three cheers for booing (English), 11/9/1999
• Soprano Christine Schafer - Euro-cool diva shoots lover for German MTV (English), 11/6/1999
• Canadian Opera Company to move into new digs for '03-'04 season (English), 11/3/1999
• Opera Atelier - Still in the grip of the late romantic (English), 10/29/1999
• Devantgarde-Festival in Toronto (English), 10/18/1999
• Where are the great Canadian composers? (English), 10/12/1999
• Rediscovering the joys and rewards of musical amateurism (English), 10/5/1999
• Hot and heavy over Glenn Gould (English), 9/28/1999
• Donizetti: L'Elisir d'amore at the Canadian Opera Company (English), 9/28/1999
• Over the last 50 years, orchestras have been getting too loud (English), 9/21/1999
• Finding Mahler's hidden Judaism (English), 9/14/1999
• TSO goes from crisis to chaos - European Tour cancelled (English), 9/7/1999
• What Mozart really cared about (English), 8/31/1999
• Tiny pinholes in a musical score reveal a master's lost treasure (English), 8/30/1999
• Found in Vienna - Lost Mozart Recitative (English), 8/29/1999
• The current crop of classical-music magazines leaves a lot to be desired (English), 8/24/1999
• World-reknown NYO wracked by funding cuts (English), 8/3/1999
• Be choosy when selecting classical CDs for your baby (English), 7/27/1999
• Anyone know the tune to this? (English), 7/20/1999
• Composer and pianist Lee Pui Ming travelled to China and the remotest parts of inner Mongolia to 'breathe the air' and 'walk the land' of the music she loves (English), 7/13/1999
• Rocking through the ages (English), 7/6/1999
• Bass clarinetist Lori Freedman - 'She's in your face, and you're glad of it' (English), 6/29/1999
• The Petula Clark school of Weill interpretation (English), 6/22/1999
• National Post Weekly Classical Disc Reviews (English), 6/15/1999
• Beatrice Chancy - At last, a good new Canadian opera (English), 6/15/1999
• National Posts CD reviews (English), 6/7/1999
• Northern blight - Bureaucrats were right not to fund 'Inuit' opera (English), 6/7/1999
• National Post CD reviews (English), 5/31/1999
• On Less Known Composers - Celebrate the greats, but don't forget about the Kleinmeister (English), 5/31/1999
• Menopause in Singers - Is the opera house hot or is it just me? (English), 5/10/1999
• Strings of the Future - It's a mad, mad, mad, mad concert (English), 5/6/1999
• Mozart and his music at the end of a mouse (English), 4/19/1999