Tuomo Suni studied baroque violin in his native Finland with Kreeta-Maria Kentala before attending the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, studying with Enrico Gatti and graduating with a master’s degree in 2005. Tuomo’s professional life has largely centred around chamber music, performing and recording with international ensembles including Opera Quarta, Ensemble Masques, Capriccio Stravagante and […]
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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Founded in 1919, the Vancouver Symphony is the largest performing arts organization west of Ontario and the third largest symphony orchestra in Canada. The VSO performs to an annual audience attendance of more than 200,000 people and features more than 50 celebrated guest artists each season. More than 140 concerts are performed annually by the VSO in the […]
Valerie Kinslow
Tyler Duncan
Canadian baritone Tyler Duncan enjoys international renown for bringing consummate musicianship, vocal beauty and interpretive insight to recital, concert and–increasingly–operatic literature. In spring 2010 he debuts at the American Spoleto Festival in the role of Friendly in the 18th-century ballad opera Flora. He has sung roles in Lully’s Armide with Houston’s Mercury Baroque; Purcell’s The […]
Véronique Potvin
Vincent Dhavernas
Wim Becu
Véronique Lacroix
The recipient of multiple conducting awards, Véronique Lacroix founded the Ensemble contemporain de Montréal (ECM+) in 1987 to work closely with composers, and, for several years, served as artistic director for a number of symphonic ensembles in Quebec and Ontario. Now wholly dedicated to her passion for new Canadian works, over the years, she has discovered and showcased […]
Victor Fournelle-Blain
Violinist and violist Victor Fournelle-Blain leads an active career in orchestral and chamber music, as a soloist, and also as a teacher. After serving as a member of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal for five years, in 2019 he was appointed Principal Viola of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and currently teaches viola at the University […]
Vincent Boucher
Vincent Boucher is enjoying a true double career, pursuing both music and finance. The Conservatoire de musique de Montréal unanimously awarded him a first prize for organ and harpsichord. He also completed a doctorate in performance at McGill University with John Grew and William Porter, and furthered his studies in Vienna with Michael Gailit, in […]
