Joseph Bologne International Violin Competition launches in Guadeloupe
Joseph Bologne International Violin Competition launches in Guadeloupe
A major new international music competition is set to debut this fall in the Caribbean, celebrating the legacy of French violinist and composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges.
MCO prepares summertime concert at Seven Oaks House Museum
The sweet sounds of the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra will be floating from the porch of one of Winnipeg’s most historic sites this weekend as they share their annual Concert on the Veranda at the Seven Oaks House Museum.
From glitchy pop to Ukrainian melodies: GroundSwell 2025–26 lineup revealed
For more than thirty years, Winnipeg’s GroundSwell has both delighted and challenged audiences with an adventurous mix of everything that makes new music compelling. With its boundry pushing sounds and immersive concert experiences, the organization has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s premier new music presenters.
Paul Van Nevel announces succession plan for Huelgas Ensemble
Achim Schulz to succeed Paul Van Nevel as artistic director of Huelgas Ensemble
After more than five decades at the helm of one of Europe’s most renowned early music ensembles, Belgian conductor and musicologist Paul Van Nevel is preparing to pass the torch.
Taste of Manitoba makes a delicious return at Fort Gibraltar
Taste of Manitoba Returns in 2025 with Food, Music and Family Fun
Celebrated art song duo bring Schubert masterwork to Neubergthal
One of the most timeless works in the art song repertoire will be shared this week in one of the most timeless communities in rural Manitoba.
John Williams downplays film music: ‘I never liked it very much
John Williams says he ‘never liked film music very much’ despite legendary career
John Williams may be the most decorated film composer alive, with more than 100 scores to his name and a record 54 Academy Award nominations, but the 93-year-old has revealed a surprising truth: he doesn’t think much of film music.
Great-grandson of prominent Winnipeg architect reflects on legacy, influences
The Winnipeg Architecture Foundation will be presenting a lecture this week on a distinctive figure in the city’s architectural history.
A Taste of Manitoba Meets Music: The Eccentric Food Habits of Composers
A Taste of Manitoba: When Composers Meet Cuisine
Academy of Music offers tips for beginning music lessons
Students across Manitoba will be entering new learning environments of all kinds in the coming weeks. This includes new classrooms and new extracurricular activities, one of which is music lessons. Long accepted as a valuable part of children’s development, it can be an adjustment period for families to get into music lessons, especially if they are doing so for the very first time.