Last season, Rezonance was fortunate to receive an Artist Development grant from The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings...

Improvisation was a regular part of musical performance in the Baroque and Renaissance eras. Unlike today, performers were almost always...

What is a toccata? And what does it have to do with our Flights of Fancy concert? According to the New Grove Dictionary of Music and...

Rezonance’s fall season opener is an autumnal harvest of high Baroque delights including works by Vivaldi, Handel, Telemann, C.P.E. Bach,...

We asked the our amazing soloist for Handel's Heroines Vania Chan (pictured here in the role of Cleopatra) a few questions, and she came...

In case you came to the Versailles Confidential concert on Feb 3 and wanted to savour the experience a little longer - or had to miss it...

Are you finding yourself wondering "what do those Rezonance people mean when they say 'French Baroque music' anyway?" Yes? You've come to...

Something that has always attracted me to making music is that there is always more to learn, and ways to grow. At times this can feel...

We're proud to announce that this year Rezonance Baroque Ensemble is the "ensemble in residence" at Metropolitan United Church (56 Queen...

This season Rezonance Baroque Ensemble is taking over the Danforth and we encourage you to enjoy good food from local Danforth...

Harpsichordist David Podgorski is now Early Music Critic at Ludwig Van Toronto (formerly Musical Toronto). Check out his latest reviews:...