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Classic Arts News Toronto Symphony Announces 2005-06 Season The Toronto Symphony's 2005-06 season, Peter Oundjian's second as music director, will include festivals of Mozart and contemporary music, and a two-night cycle of the Beethoven Piano Concertos with pianist Evgeny Kissin.
The Mozart festival, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the composer's birth, runs January 19-28, 2006. It includes a theatrical presentation, created by tenor Michael Schade, exploring Mozart's life through his letters and vocal music.

The new music festival, titled "New Creations," returns for its second year in late March and early April 2006. It will include the world premiere of John Harbison's Double Bass Concerto and Canadian premieres of works by John Adams, Melinda Wagner, and Peter Lieberson, among others.

Other highlights include a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Shostakovich, featuring performances of his last two symphonies, cello concertos, and violin concertos.

Guest conductors include Charles Dutoit, Nicholas McGegan, JoAnn Falletta, and former music directors Andrew Davis and Gunther Herbig. Among the soloists on the schedule are Emmanuel Ax, Peter Serkin, Yefim Bronfman, Maxim Vengerov, Nadio Salerno-Sonnenberg, Itzhak Perlman, and Evelyn Glennie.

 
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