Music of Ontario

Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

As the

media in Canada. Hamilton, Ottawa, Kingston and Guelph
have also been important centres for Canadian music.

In classical music, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra,[3] and the National Arts Centre Orchestra[4] are two of the most renowned orchestras in the world. Many smaller Ontario cities have orchestras of their own as well. The Canadian Opera Company,[5] also based in Toronto, is the country's largest and most influential producer of opera productions.

Other institutions in the province include the

, and the Canadian divisions of most major international labels.

Ontario music organizations

Music festivals

Music education

Schools of music in Ontario include, at the university level:

At the higher education level excluding universities:

Closed institutions:

Musicians

For a list of musicians and musical groups from Ontario, please see

List of Ontario musicians
.

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