Toronto

Toronto Music Garden

475 Queen's Quay W, Toronto, Canada

Description:

The park was created by cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who made a documentary about Bach. One part of the painting was called the Music Garden. It's about the contact of melody with nature. In the creation of episodes, the musician was helped by a landscape designer, who later proposed to create a real musical garden. The project was approved in Toronto.

The park consists of several parts, each of which personifies its party from the suite. They are all designed in the style of musical genre. For example, the minuet looks like a covered openwork pavilion in the French style, where musicians play every day. There's more in Sarabanda Park. For visitors, this is a small island of coniferous trees, in the center of which is a tiny pond with a huge stone on the shore.

In the music park everything is thought out to the smallest detail. There are no extra details. For their idea, the organizers were awarded an international award. Every year, the number of people who want to walk in the music park goes over the charts for several hundred thousand.

 

 

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