Breaking Down the “Squeaky Gate”
Modern classical music is often criticized as sounding like a âsqueaky gateâ compared to the comforting traditional pieces that have been celebrated for hundreds of years. Yet The Guardianâs cla…
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In her own words: A Canadian in Paris
Read MoreOn Saturday, April 26, we’re pleased to present the world premiere of A Canadian in Paris by our very own composer-in-residence Abigail Richardson-Schulte.  You might recall Abigail’s w…
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How to get more out of your orchestral experience
Read MoreSymphonies are for big ideas. Big. Long. Mind-blowing ideas. And sometimes composers can be, uhmmmm…”protracted.” Which means that some symphonies can clock up to 1.5 hrs in length (…
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Don’t Fiddle With My Heart
Read MoreEver have the feeling you’ve said something that didn’t come out right? âI love youâ is probably one of the most difficult things to say in the English language. Feelings of love often…
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HPO Celebrates Black History Month
Read MoreAs Hamilton celebrates Black History month and the accomplishments of Black Canadians, the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra is proud to present the symphony of the Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the first…