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The program will feature works by Piazzolla, Shostakovich, Bach, and Monti.

Featuring: Daniel Finzi, cello, and Caroline Goulet, cello

The “Dimanches en musique” concerts are held at a venue rich in heritage, just 30 minutes from Quebec City. The Sainte-Famille Church in Cap-Santé is a historic religious site home to artistic treasures. The concerts offer audiences the opportunity to enjoy high-quality musical performances by professional musicians. The musicians lead the concerts with insightful commentary on the works and composers featured in the program, as well as on the instruments used.

Sleep scenes play an important role in Baroque music, particularly in French lyric tragedy.

More than just a poetic device, they suspend the action and create a space conducive to dreams, illusion, and the supernatural, where music becomes a true driving force of the drama.

In Lully’s Atys and Persée, these moments create an atmosphere of calm and suspension. This tradition continues with Desmarest, Campra, and Marin Marais, whose Symphony for Alcyone’s Sleep exemplifies the gentle, enveloping orchestral style characteristic of these scenes.

With Couperin, Rameau, and Vivaldi, sleep takes on a more symbolic and instrumental role: it evokes reverie, memory, and the uncertain states between wakefulness and dreaming.

Featuring: Philippe Gagné, tenor (countertenor) ∙ Anne Thivierge and Johanna Marsden, flutes ∙ Julia Wedman and Jessy Dubé, violins ∙ Cristina Prats-Costa, viola ∙ Mélisande Corriveau, cello and bass viol ∙ Pierre Cartier, double bass ∙ Olivier Fortin, organ, harpsichord, and conductor

Live music and lakeside brunch, in the heart of the Laurentians!

Performing together since 2023, the all-female vocal quartet Kerry-Anne Kutz, Julie Leblanc, Monique Fauteux, and Catherine Léveillé bring warmth and undeniable chemistry to the stage. They will perform an eclectic program of songs by Vigneault, Joni Mitchell, Sylvain Lelièvre, Daniel Lavoie, Shania Twain, Gino Vannelli, and others, with arrangements by their longtime collaborator Simon Leclerc.

Extend your musical Sunday experience by enjoying a delicious all-you-can-eat brunch with a lakeside view.

MUSAÏQUE: Monique Fauteux ∙ Kerry-Anne Kutz ∙ Julie Leblanc ∙ Catherine Léveillé

The Orchestre symphonique de Sherbrooke presents an OSS Wind Duo as part of La Brise culturelle. Offered free of charge outdoors, this concert invites you to discover classical music in a friendly setting.

OSS musicians Johanna Silberman (flute) and Stéphanie Lavoie (clarinet) invite you to enjoy a musical moment filled with camaraderie.

*The concert will be postponed in case of rain.

Soirée Village de Sainte-Pétronille

To conclude its 2026 season, Musique de chambre à Sainte-Pétronille presents an evening filled with emotion and refinement, featuring a selection of French melodies and a tribute to Félix Leclerc, the quintessential icon of Île d’Orléans. Hugo Laporte, an accomplished baritone and a leading figure in the opera world, will be accompanied by Monique Robitaille, a pianist renowned for her versatile career as both a musician and educator.

The program will feature works by Ghislain Dubé and his influences (Einaudi, Tiersen, Liszt, Chopin, and Debussy).

Featuring: Jean-Michel Dubé, piano

The “Dimanches en musique” concerts are held at a venue rich in heritage, just 30 minutes from Quebec City. The Sainte-Famille Church in Cap-Santé is a historic religious site home to artistic treasures. The concerts offer audiences the opportunity to enjoy high-quality musical performances by professional musicians. The musicians lead the concerts with insightful commentary on the works and composers featured in the program, as well as on the instruments used.