Koerner Hall

One of the best sounding halls in the city. Saw the Chicago Symphony play there. Life affirming experience. Also honoured to have performed on this stage a few times. Lovely venue.

This hall has amazing performances throughout the season, and has amazing acoustics and a large, comfortable seating arrangement. I have attended performances from Gautier Capucon, Maxim Vengerov, and the Chicago Symphony at the Koerner Hall and have loved each one.

Beautiful hall. Loved the details. Spacious. So glad I went to the 3rd floor. Great views.

World class cultural events, in a location unlike many others. Great location, impeccably maintained. Love the exhibits of old musical instruments on the main hallway.

Beautiful concert hall with wonderful acoustics. I had a most enjoyable experience

Amazing place feels like in another parallel. Extremely unique inside out and the performance of OPERA ATELIER was amazing, very well done production. was about Jesus' death and Magdalena's grief, and he raised upSo Easter Theme and so what I am going through grief. Love it when Joseph sang made me cry for him. All together was a perfect package. Thank you for wonderful experience.

Went here to attend a Final Fantasy concert. The conductor was very funny and social, and the musicians that played was amazing and talented. The building is quite large, but the hall itself was pretty small. I was quite close to the musicians, which made the entire experience very intimate (they advertised it as very intimidate) which was true. The employees there were very nice and helpful with guiding us to our seats. The location is downtown so parking would be a bit hard so I'd recommend commuting via street cars or subway. Overall the experience was one to remember. I would definitely come here again if another chance arises.PS. The pictures below was not during the performance, tickets were sold out. It looks empty because I did not use my phone during the performances, so I took pictures before the performance.

Koerner Hall is acoustically one of the best, if not the best, venues in Toronto for orchestras, soloists, and vocal. We heard “The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain”, who were both eclectic and terrific musicians at the same time. If you have a chance, you should hear them for yourself. Their take on “Highway to Hell” is legendary.

What a remarkably beautiful venue! The auditorium is gorgeous with wood accents on the seats, up above on the catwalk, and of course all around the stage. Seating is comfortable (even for a tall person with long legs like me). It’s also quite nice to go out on the terrace looking over Philosopher’s Walk before the show or at intermission.

From a pop-up YouTube Ad for Tourism Montréal, that was playing a song by Jean-Michel Blais, I used Shazam to learn more about the song, and then played his album in Spotify.... Embedded in Spotify was some third-party promoting that Jean-Michel Blais was going to have a concert in Toronto.. And then I discovered The Royal Conservatory and saw they offered special pricing for anyone under 35 year old. Long story short, only been here once but had a lovely experience!