Music to your ears at your fingertips

The organists of Estrie—Cécile L’Écuyer, Maryse Simard, Chantal Boulanger, Marc O’Reilly, and Louis Brouillette—present an eclectic program performed with four hands and four feet.

Excerpts from Maurice Ravel’s Ma mère l’Oye, variations on “D’où viens-tu, bergère,” excerpts from Verdi’s Requiem and Mozart’s Requiem, and the overture to The Phantom of the Opera are sure to charm you.

Midis Aramusique Series

After several years of refining this repertoire, saxophonist Samuel Blais and pianist Janie Caron present the best of Piazzolla’s tango, arranged for saxophone and piano! Come experience a moment of passion and intensity, with a romantic touch, highlighted by the synergy of two seasoned performers. They will be delighted to share their discoveries as well as favorite pieces, including Oblivion and Libertango, two must-hears from this emotionally rich repertoire!

*We recommend bringing your own chair and umbrella.*

A distinctive and visionary composer, Rita Strohl enjoyed significant recognition at the turn of the twentieth century before fading from the repertoire. Now experiencing a revival, her music stands out for its lyricism, dramatic intensity, and harmonic boldness.

In this intimate chamber music program, musicians of the Orchestre Métropolitain place Strohl’s works alongside two emblematic French masterpieces: Gabriel Fauré’s deeply expressive Élégie and Camille Saint-Saëns’ timeless The Swan from The Carnival of the Animals.

An evocative journey into the Belle Époque, where rediscovery meets refinement and expressive depth.

Orchestre Métropolitain’s Quintet: Yukari Cousineau, violin ∙ Nancy Ricard, violin ∙ Elvira Misbakhova, viola ∙ Agnès Langlois, cello ∙ Charissa Vandikas, piano

Bar opens one hour before the performance · Free on-site parking · Self-service coat check · For guests with reduced mobility, please contact the box office.

The members of the OpéraPop Quartet present a repertoire featuring the most beautiful opera arias, film scores, and popular songs, all performed with their own lyrical flair.

Featuring: Émilie Baillargeon, soprano ∙ Gabriel Provencher, tenor ∙ Marie Robitaille, violinist ∙ Marie-Hélène Greffard, piano

*Parking is available at La Vigie or behind the church. Parc Chanoine-Fleury is located just behind the Tourist Office and is easily accessible to people with reduced mobility. In case of rain, the concert will take place at Salle Gérard-Ouellet (7-A Pl. de l’Église, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli).

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

Ran Wang and Annette Bauer trace a path along the Silk Road, drawing on traditions reaching from ancient China to 15th-century Renaissance Italy, by way of India. Inspired by the physical and emotional landscapes that an imagined traveler might encounter along the way, this musical voyage unfolds as a conversation between the sounds of their instruments and the rich resonances of their strings, leaving space for improvisation and the exploration of the unknown.

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

With: Annette Bauer, sarod, recorders, duduk, tabor ∙ Ran Wang, guzheng

Combining classical music with a friendly atmosphere, the Apéro Concerts offer a chance to discover talented artists in a summery setting while enjoying an aperitif. A unique moment of relaxation and musical discovery!

Having become a must-see over the years, the DeVito Quintet captivates audiences with a repertoire of classical and contemporary works for brass instruments.

DeVito Quintet: Robin Doyon, trumpet ∙ Stéphane Beaulac, trumpet ∙ Gabriel Gauthier Beaudoin, horn ∙ Martin Ringuette, trombone ∙ Jean-Philippe Dutil, tuba

*In case of rain, the event will be moved to Trinity United Church (190 Principale St. W., Cookshire-Eaton)