The Toronto Philharmonia (formerly the North York Symphony) kicked off its inaugural season September 23rd, and continues with a series of themed concerts – Strauss Centennial (Karen Baumgartel, mezzo), October 28; Great Classics (Amanda Forsyth, cello) November 11; The Real Music of Christmas (Yorkminster Songsters) December 12; Mozart in Prague (Eric Shaw, tenor; Boris Krajny, piano) January 20; Viva Vivaldi (orchestra soloists) February 17; John O’Conor’s Brahms (John O’Conor, piano) March 11; New Worlds (Yamaha pianists Andrea Ho, Rajini Renasothie) March 16; Kurt Weill Centennial (Arkady Yanivker, violin; Georg Kugi, guest conductor) April 12; Puccini Romance (Laura Whalen, soprano; Peter Collins, tenor) April 27;, Celtic Concert (Jasper Wood, violin) May 3; and A Russian Evening (Peter Stoll, saxophone) May 25.

All concerts are performed at the George Weston Recital hall where the Toronto Philharmonia is Orchestra-in-Residence. Reserved seating is available by calling 416 870-8000. 

Ticket prices range from $25 to $35.