Vintage Toronto Ads: Oscar Peterson
This year marks the 90th anniversary of the legendary jazz pianist's birth.
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Massey Hall’s Major Facelift Kicks Off
The historic performance venue embarks on its seven-year-long revitalization.
Historicist: Torn Between the Synagogue and the Concert Hall
The Toronto connections of Joseph Shlisky, one of the world's greatest cantors.
Historicist: The Toronto Eighteen
In 1911, a group of prominent Liberal businessmen from Toronto take on the prime minister—and win.
Lou Reed’s Walk on the Wild Side, in Toronto
A tale of two 1973 Massey Hall performances by the influential musician, who died yesterday.
“The Old Lady of Shuter Street”
As renovations near, a look at the history of Massey Hall.
Luminato 2013: Music Preview
This year's Luminato music line-up features everything from "audio drag" to Chinese reggae.
Jazz Singer Molly Johnson Talks About Her Upcoming Massey Hall Show
Just for Laughs Tour Hits Massey Hall
Vintage Toronto Ads: The Little Criminal Mind of Randy Newman
For Leonard Cohen, What Goes Around Comes Around
The Canadian poet, novelist, and musician was honoured with the Glenn Gould Prize.
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Take Massey Hall
The sharp-dressed jazz band from New York blew the roof off Massey Hall on Thursday night.
“Weird Al” Yankovic Sews Up Massey Hall, You Know, Like a Surgeon
Neil Young Comes Home Again. Again.
Historicist: On the Way Home to Massey Hall
Show Notes: Sufjan Stevens at Massey Hall, October 13
Reel Toronto: A Double Shot of Robin Williams
Two Pianos, Four Hands
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