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SCRUTINY | Mandle Philharmonic Offers A Transcendent Performance Of Mahler Second

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By Joseph So
| Ludwig Van Toronto
The Mandle Philharmonic orchestra performs Mahler’s Second Symphony with soloists Alex Hetherington and Leslie Bouza, with the Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto (Photos: Joseph So) Mandle Philharmonic Orchestra: Mahler Symphony No. 2, Mandle Cheung, conductor, with mezzo-soprano Alex Hetherington. soprano Leslie Bouza & The Amadeus Choir of Greater Toronto. May 22, 2026, Meridian Arts Centre, Toronto.
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Canadian Opera Company Werther “Not to be missed”

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By Joseph So
| Opera Canada
Victoria Karkacheva and Russell Thomas as Werther and Charlotte in the COC’s new production (photo: Michael Cooper) by | May 11, 2026 | Featured, Reviews Of the more than 30 operas composed by Jules Massenet (1842-1912), Werther and Manon are his two most popular, both having earned their place in the standard repertoire. That said, the Canadian Opera Company last staged Werther a long 34 four years ago in the fall of 1992.
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Canadian Opera Company Bluebeard’s Castle and Erwartung “Its hold remains absolute and undiminished”

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By Joseph So
| Opera Canada
Christian Van Horn as Bluebeard and Karen Cargill as Judith in the Canadian Opera Company’s production of Bluebeard’s Castle (photo: Michael Cooper) by | Apr 29, 2026 | Featured, Reviews In the opera world, productions come and go. Those that receive audience and critical accolades are revived time and again, and they are even loaned to other houses. Those that are ho hum or a downright dud? Well, these are relegated to the operatic dustbin.
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