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Alexina Louie: Her piece of music, O Magnum Mysterium, will be played for the first time before a Toronto audience by the Toronto Symphony in Roy Thomson Hall this week
Alexina Louie: Her piece of music, O Magnum Mysterium, will be played for the first time before a Toronto audience by the Toronto Symphony in Roy Thomson Hall this week

Alexina Louie: Her piece of music, O Magnum Mysterium, will be played for the first time before a Toronto audience by the Toronto Symphony in Roy Thomson Hall this week

Date10/5/1984
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Hear her roar: The Hong Luck lion dancers will perform to Alexina Louie's Demon Music Saturday at Esprit Orchestra benefit.
Hear her roar: The Hong Luck lion dancers will perform to Alexina Louie's Demon Music Saturday at Esprit Orchestra benefit.
3/25/1987
Let's go! Conductor Andrew Davis gave the thumbs up sign as he entered Roy Thomson Hall last night to put the Toronto Symphony through its first concert in its new home
Let's go! Conductor Andrew Davis gave the thumbs up sign as he entered Roy Thomson Hall last night to put the Toronto Symphony through its first concert in its new home
9/13/1982
Tony Bennett does two shows at the Ontario Place Forum. Andrew Davis conducts the Toronto Symphony at Roy Thomson Hall, 60 Simcoe St. 766-3271
Tony Bennett does two shows at the Ontario Place Forum. Andrew Davis conducts the Toronto Symphony at Roy Thomson Hall, 60 Simcoe St. 766-3271
2/6/1974
Preparing for Europe. National Ballet's Karen Kain and Peter Ottman last night performed A Soldier's Tale with the Toronto Symphony at Roy Thomson Hall. Work's included in European tour
Preparing for Europe. National Ballet's Karen Kain and Peter Ottman last night performed A Soldier's Tale with the Toronto Symphony at Roy Thomson Hall. Work's included in European tour
8/6/1986
His new home: Gunther Herbig makes it official in front of Roy Thomson Hall, his new working home when he takes over as conductor of the Toronto Symphony in 1990
His new home: Gunther Herbig makes it official in front of Roy Thomson Hall, his new working home when he takes over as conductor of the Toronto Symphony in 1990
5/18/1988
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra got in one last rehearsal Wednesday at Ray Thomson Hall, before packing for their Pacific Rim Tour
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra got in one last rehearsal Wednesday at Ray Thomson Hall, before packing for their Pacific Rim Tour
4/25/1990
Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part (...)
Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part (...)
6/15/1970
Style back in style, Rosemary Clooney took a capacity audience at Roy Thomson Hall on a journey into the past
Style back in style, Rosemary Clooney took a capacity audience at Roy Thomson Hall on a journey into the past
6/23/1991
In the spotlight: A still-scintillating Tony Bennett, backed by the 18-piece Count Basie Orchestra, plays to a mostly-full Roy Thomson Hall last night
In the spotlight: A still-scintillating Tony Bennett, backed by the 18-piece Count Basie Orchestra, plays to a mostly-full Roy Thomson Hall last night
11/22/1991
Making her first visit to Toronto in eight years, soprano Victoria de los Angeles gave a triumphant recital before a capacity audience in Massey Hall last night
Making her first visit to Toronto in eight years, soprano Victoria de los Angeles gave a triumphant recital before a capacity audience in Massey Hall last night
11/23/1972
Leontyne Price, Music critic William Littler says that in all his concert-going experience, he has seldom witnessed a triumph such as the Met soprano enjoyed at Roy Thomson Hall yesterday
Leontyne Price, Music critic William Littler says that in all his concert-going experience, he has seldom witnessed a triumph such as the Met soprano enjoyed at Roy Thomson Hall yesterday
1/30/1983
Simply astonishing: Midori, 1971-'s only 14, yet last night at Thomson Hall her violin sounded as though it was being played by a mature, name-brand artist, William Littler says
Simply astonishing: Midori, 1971-'s only 14, yet last night at Thomson Hall her violin sounded as though it was being played by a mature, name-brand artist, William Littler says
2/5/1986