What does it take to become the most innovative orchestra in the world? Music Director Peter Oundjian joins President & CEO Jeff Melanson for a discussion. Plus, Principal Viola Teng Li stops by to discuss her latest recording.

TSO Bassoon Sam Banks visits McMaster University’s high-tech LIVElab, to find out about where music meets science. Plus: TSO Principal Bassoon Michael Sweeney joins Jeff and Kathleen to tell the fascinating story behind his brand new instrument.

TSO Musicians weigh in on season highlights. Plus, Jeff and Kathleen chat with Royal Conservatory of Music President Peter Simon.

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TSO Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke shares stories from his friendship with composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz. Plus, TSO Concertmaster Jonathan Crow describes the thought behind The TSO Chamber Soloists.

RBC Resident Conductor Earl Lee discusses his transition from cellist to conductor. Plus, TSVC's Kathy Buckworth shares information about this year's Fine Wine Charity Auction.

It's a question we get asked a lot: what exactly does a conductor do? We posed the question to several TSO musicians, and it turns out the answer is a little bit mysterious. Also on the program: TSO Principal Trombone Gordon Wolfe joins TSO President & CEO Jeff Melanson to share an exciting recording project he's been working on for years.

From the Victorian buildings of Cabbagetown to the weather-predicting Canada Life Building, Sir Andrew Davis shares what he loves most about Toronto. Plus, The Royal Conservatory’s Elaine Rusk drops by to discuss the new Celebration Series.

Music Director Peter Oundjian sits down for an intimate backstage conversation with Yo-Yo Ma this week, and Principal Trombone Gordon Wolfe describes life in the brass section. There may be hijinks… 

Following TSO's tour to Ottawa and Montreal this week, we catch up with Production Manager Chris Walroth to discuss the challenges of touring with an orchestra. But first, TSO Musicians thank their mothers.