Stingray Rising Stars

The 2020 Polaris Music Prize shortlist is out!

Meet Sarah Legault, this year's JUNOS' "Video of the Year" winner, and Stingray Rising Stars prize recipient! She directed and animated the video for iskwē's song "Little Star." This award-winning video is both beautiful and impactful, conveying the theme of missing and murdered Indigenous women and youth. Sarah Legault sat down with us, so you can get to know the artist behind the work, her inspirations, and more! 

For more than 45 years, the TSYO has been dedicated to providing a high-level orchestral experience for talented young musicians aged 22 and under. The TSYO program delivers a unique, powerful, and life-enriching opportunity that encourages significant achievement, regardless of the career path participants choose. The TSYO has a close affiliation with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra: TSO musicians serve as coaches through the season, TSO guest artists lead masterclasses for TSYO members, and the TSYO performs annually with the TSO in a side-by-side concert at Roy Thomson Hall.

With Mahalia, everything is about heart and soul.

Belle soirée au Gala Rideau, alors que le Prix étoile Stingray a été remis à Nicolas Gémus!

Each year, Stingray is proud to sponsor the Video of the Year category at the JUNOs.

Meet our latest Stingray Rising Star, Carly Pearce!

Meet Bryce Vine, Stingray's Rising Star for January.

MusiCounts, Canada’s leading music education charity, welcomed Quebec’s queen of pop Marie Mai and Stingray for a celebration at St. Mary’s Elementary School in Longueuil, Quebec, on Monday, December 16.

Au-delà de 2000 personnes ont participé au processus de vote. Deux candidates étaient en tête des votes du public. C’est la violoncelliste de 14 ans, Luka Coetzee, de l’Alberta et la violoniste québécoise de 22 ans Émilie Auclair qui ont conquis le cœur des spectateurs.