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The Music Store Recommends...

Charlie's Cutts

Recommended by our President and C.E.O, Charles Cutts, this list represents a small taste of some of the exceptional artists that have performed at both Roy Thomson and Massey Hall. All of these titles are available at the Music Store at Roy Thomson Hall.


Hey Eugene!
Pink Martini
$23.95

“Pink Martini is like a romantic Hollywood musical of the 1940s or 50s – but with a global perspective which is modern,” says founder and artistic director Thomas M. Lauderdale. An eclectic group who use their multicultural background in their music, Pink Martini’s most recent album, Hey Eugene will put you in the mood for dancing. Catch their debut performance at Massey Hall on March 15, 2008!


Make Someone Happy
Sophie Milman
$18.95

Sophie Milman is a breakout star on both Canadian and International stages, and her Roy Thomson Hall debut in June of 2007 as opening act for Cesaria Evora was such a success that we had to have her back as a headliner! She will be performing at Massey Hall on December 8th of this year in support of her newly released second CD Make Someone Happy, available in-store now!


Beethoven Piano Concertos 1 & 4
Lang Lang
$22.95

A favourite of the Music Store staff, this new recording by young virtuoso Lang Lang is destined to become a classic. Under the baton of Christoph Eschenbach and supported by the Orchestre de Paris, Beethoven’s Piano Concertos come to life and are infused with exuberance and freshness.