NAC Production of Anne and Gilbert is “second to none”! ~ Arpita Ghosal
It will surprise no one to hear that I love Anne of Green Gables. Those who know me know that […]
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“One word–Joy”: SesayArts in Conversation with Ross Wooldridge ~ Arpita Ghosal
The St George Music Knights Series continues this Friday with “Benny & Artie Swing: A Benny Goodman-Artie Shaw Tribute Concert”
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Go, go, go to the OPO! ~ Arpita Ghosal
November 28 will be a be a history-making day for the Ontario Pops Orchestra: their first performance. Ever. What began
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Ashlie Corcoran is bringing power to the young people, operatically ~ Arpita Ghosal
Quick… what comes to mind when you think of children and opera? If you see anything in your mind’s eye,
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“Improvisation is a musical language”: SesayArts in Conversation with Roberto Rosenman ~ Arpita Ghosal
Writing an introduction to this interview with Roberto Rosenman has required a feat of focus. Every time I resume my
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“It is a wonderful and maybe a dangerous thing”: Rachel Mercer on EMIC’s new CD ~ Arpita Ghosal
“It is a wonderful and maybe a dangerous thing”: Rachel Mercer on EMIC’s just-released CD, its launch concert & their upcoming performances
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SesayArts in Conversation: socially-conscious Van Halst has style and substance ~ Arpita Ghosal
Kami Van Halst has integrity to spare. And, as will soon become obvious, she doesn’t lack for grit, either. When
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La Traviata brings Thomas Goerz “home” to COC ~ Arpita Ghosal
La Traviata brings acclaimed Canadian bass-baritone Thomas Goerz “home” to COC ~ Arpita Ghosal
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Claire Morley shines a spotlight on artistic diversity in COC’s Free Concert Series by Arpita Ghosal
Claire Morley’s got a sweet gig. As the new Program Manager for the Canadian Opera Company’s Free Concert Series (FCS),
A chance trip to Lowville leads to an astonishing concert–and unexpected reunion
An accidentally-viewed post yielded a gift times 3 at the Lowville Festival of the Arts, thanks to cellist Rachel Mercer.