Review | Karoline Podolak: coloratura fireworks, and Polish song for WMCT
Soprano Karoline Podolak and pianist Rachael Kerr gave a recital on Oct. 9th at University of Toronto’s Walter Hall for the Women’s Musical Club of…
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Chamber Music & Solo Performances 2025-26: Canadian and International Stars
MONTREAL Bourgie Hall Bourgie Hall’s 2025–26 season offers concerts across various musical genres. The second year of their complete Franz Schubert lieder series includes concerts…
Amy Hillis Named New Artistic Director of Women’s Musical Club of Toronto
The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Amy Hillis as the new Artistic Director of its signature concert…
Review | Midori Marsh Travels Through Generations of Sisterhood
The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto’s Music in the Afternoon series continued at Walter Hall on April 3rd with a song recital by soprano Midori…
Midori Marsh: The Fast-Rising Soprano Explores Sisterhood & Animal Rights
Ever since American-Canadian soprano Midori Marsh won First Prize and the Audience Choice Award at the 2019 Canadian Opera Company Centre Stage competition, her career…
Women’s Musical Club of Toronto: A History of Passionate Music-Makers
While women today have ample opportunity to perform music professionally, this wasn’t always the case. Dr. Robin Elliot, a musicologist at the University of Toronto…
Chamber Music & Solo Performances: Homegrown Talent & Canadian Debuts
Bourgie Hall’s 2024-25 season promises a wide range of chamber and solo musical performances, spanning numerous genres, centuries and musical styles. Perhaps most notably, Bourgie Hall will kick off a multi-year project: the performance of all of Franz Schubert’s lieder.
The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) Presents a Season of Vocal and Instrumental Gems
The Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) is looking toward a season marked by vocal gems and some of Canada’s most sought-after chamber musicians.
Joyce El-Khoury & Serouj Kradjian: What They’re Made Of
El-Khoury and Kradjian have created a program that combines bel canto favourites with a collection of the Lebanese songs she grew up listening to. This repertoire will be completely new to Toronto audiences, and will include the North American première of Les cèdres by Iyad Kanaan.
Women’s Musical Club of Toronto: A Little “Afternoon” Music
Established in 1898, the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto (WMCT) has spent the past 126 years building and maintaining an organization that supports numerous early…
