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Two exceptional concerts by the McGill Chamber Orchestra deserve a priority place in every music lover’s date book. Three performances have been scheduled for what should be a memorable operatic experience: Leonard Bernstein’s Candide, in collaboration with Opera McGill, directed by Patrick Hansen. The production features the singers of the Opera […]
The human voice – for many, the ultimate instrument in music – is once again the focus for this year’s fifth edition of the Festival de la Voix at several locations in the West Island. At its heart, the festival presents six concerts by major local talent from March 16 […]
The oud, great, great, great grandparent of the modern guitar, has a unique timbre and range, and its origins go back some 4,000 years to ancient Mesopotamia.
Whether you’re a vegetarian, a vegan or wonder what it’s all about, we highly recommend two new restaurants featuring this healthy and delicious way of eating, both in NDG, but different as day and night. One thing they do share, beyond being vegetarian, is quality. Food de Toi at 5999 […]
Tosca, the opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini and among the most popular in the repertoire, opens the Opéra de Montréal season Sept. 16.
The McGill Chamber Orchestra directed by Boris Brott wrapped up its 77th season with a performance of Carl Orff’s beloved Carmina Burana.
Jazz drummer Claude Ranger was a legendary figure long before his disappearance almost 17 years ago.
Any place that serves good veggie burgers is worth a try for me, burgers — with a real lettuce wrap! — is worth a try for me.
I was surprised to find many new terms from the world of sports that in the last two decades have further
penetrated and enriched our lexicon.
It Shoulda Been You, this year’s long-awaited Yiddish musical-comedy at the Segal Centre, seems to have all the ingredients for a pre-summer hit.
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