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Les amis de l’orgue de l’Estrie

Superstar et autres classiques pour 4 mains

Basilique-cathédrale St-Michel, 130 rue de la Cathédrale

Come and hear five organists from Estrie, Cécile L’Écuyer, Maryse Simard, Dorothée Lacasse, Chantal Boulanger and Marc O’Reilly will present a new repertoire for four hands on the organ including arrangements of Jesus Christ Superstar written especially for this concert.

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Festival Stradivaria

Célèbres inspirations – Buzz Cuivres

Église Saint-Jovite, 940, rue de Saint-Jovite, Mont-Tremblant

With original musical arrangements, a unique repertoire that brilliantly combines classical music and various styles, as well as a solid stage presence that appeals to a wide audience, Buzz Brass is one of the most recognized brass quintets in Canada. Thanks to remarkable original transcriptions, let yourself be carried away by famous compositions of the turn of the 20th century signed Debussy, Ravel, Dvořák, Piazzolla and others including the illustrious Hungarian Rhapsodie no 2 by Liszt. The inspired and inspiring program brings together timeless masterpieces that all audiences will appreciate. Come and hear these famous inspirations under the new incomparable lighting that gives them the quintet Buzz Cuivres!

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Musique de chambre à Sainte-Pétronille

Ensemble Mirabilia

Église de Sainte-Pétronille, 27 Chemin de l’Église, Sainte-Pétronille, Île d’Orléans

It will be a real enchantment to hear the baroque ensemble Mirabilia in a program around the love passion sung for 400 years. The flute of Grégoire Jeay and the harpsichord of Christophe Gauthier are the ideal partners to support the wonderful voice of the soprano Myriam Leblanc.

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Aramusique

Bruissement boréal

Sous le préau du Centre d’art Diane-Dufresne, 11 Allée de la Création, Repentigny

Series Midis Aramusique
Bruissement boréal is the story of a friendship and creative union between two women from the Canadian jazz scene: Christine Tassan on guitar and Marie-Véronique Bourque on flute. It is also an album of jazz compositions inspired by the sounds of nature in Quebec and Saskatchewan where Christine and Marie-Véronique live. Released on May 9, 2025, this opus was recorded in a quartet with bassist David Meunier-Roy and drummer Olivier Bussières. During the Midi Aramusique concert, Christine and Marie-Véronique offer you an intimate version in duo.
Artists:
Christine Tassan, guitar and voice
Marie-Véronique Bourque, flute

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Festival Stradivaria

Peur pourpre

Scène extérieure de l’Espace public du centre-ville de Mont-Tremblant, 885, rue de Saint-Jovite, Mont-Tremblant

Marco Calliari is the one who has always shown us that the only universal language we care about is music. The one who brings together and breaks boundaries. Here is a new chapter for this troubadour. A first album in French, interspersed with Italian, Spanish and English. Expect to be carried by unusual and unexplored rhythms on his part. Peur Pourpre is a nod to tons of influences that have marked and shaped her through the years. Sometimes in the Bowie and Fred Fortin, while passing by Charlebois and the Colocs. Directed by the only and mythical Paul Cargnello, this album is both bold and frank. But above all, it will be able to comfort you while inspiring you to tap your feet and hum them every day. Have a good trip!

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CAMMAC Music Centre

Quatuor Cobalt – Reflets du temps

Centre musical CAMMAC Music Centre, 85, Chemin CAMMAC, Harrington

The Cobalt Quartet is deeply connected to the string quartet repertoire, from its origins in the Baroque-Classical transition to the creation of new works today.
At the heart of the ensemble’s artistic vision is the pursuit of a rich and varied sound palette.
Reflections of Time is a musical mosaic spanning several centuries. Grounded in historically informed performance, the program gains a distinctive character through the use of period-specific instruments, bows, and strings from the Classical, Romantic, and contemporary eras. Each work reveals its own unique atmosphere, texture, and timbre.
The program features three composers – Maddalena Laura Lombardini Sirmen, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, and Alicia Terzian – each of whom left a lasting mark on their time.