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Viviane Audet’s New Show – The Piano and the Torrent.

This new show brings to life The Piano and the Torrent, an instrumental album of fifteen pieces rooted in the small coastal village on the Baie-des-Chaleurs where she was born, grew up, and became who she is: Maria.

Viviane Audet’s love for the stage, her rare ability to create an intimate connection, and her gift for blending music and storytelling make this performance an unforgettable encounter.

Director: Nicolas Gendron | Lighting Design: Philippe Dumas

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.

On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the death of the English composer John Dowland, L’Harmonie des saisons presents a concert devoted to the work of this great master of the Renaissance.

The program features the celebrated Lachrimae Pavans for five viols and lute, complemented by dances and madrigals. Four singers, five viols, lute, and virginal combine to create a sound world of remarkable richness.

For this concert, L’Harmonie des saisons joins forces with the renowned viol consort Les Voix humaines, Norwegian lutenist Jadran Duncum, and harpsichordist Olivier Fortin (Ensemble Masques, France). The madrigals will be performed by the distinguished English tenor Charles Daniels, alongside emerging talents from the Quebec music scene: Janelle Lucyk, Nicholas Burns, and William Kraushaar.

Les artistes du Consort de violes Les Voix humaines : Mélisande Corriveau (treble viol) ∙ Felix Deak (alto viol) ∙ Olivier Brault (tenor viol) ∙ Thomas Baeté (tenor viol – Belgium) ∙ Susie Napper (bass viol)

On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the death of the English composer John Dowland, L’Harmonie des saisons presents a concert devoted to the work of this great master of the Renaissance.

The program features the celebrated Lachrimae Pavans for five viols and lute, complemented by dances and madrigals. Four singers, five viols, lute, and virginal combine to create a sound world of remarkable richness.

For this concert, L’Harmonie des saisons joins forces with the renowned viol consort Les Voix humaines, Norwegian lutenist Jadran Duncum, and harpsichordist Olivier Fortin (Ensemble Masques, France). The madrigals will be performed by the distinguished English tenor Charles Daniels, alongside emerging talents from the Quebec music scene: Janelle Lucyk, Nicholas Burns, and William Kraushaar.

Les artistes du Consort de violes Les Voix humaines : Mélisande Corriveau (treble viol) ∙ Felix Deak (alto viol) ∙ Olivier Brault (tenor viol) ∙ Thomas Baeté (tenor viol – Belgium) ∙ Susie Napper (bass viol)

Soirée Hydro-Québec

For the very first time at Musique de chambre à Sainte-Pétronille, the audience will experience a unique concert featuring two pianos.

Irina Krasnyanskaya and Jean-Fabien Schneider will explore the power and poetry of this duo, performing Scriabin’s Poem of Ecstasy and Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloe. An evening not to be missed, filled with rare intensity and magic.

The exuberance and grandeur of the Baroque era brought to life through voice, dance, and German music, featuring Bach, Telemann, Handel, Corelli, and Rebel.

Les Boréades de Montréal: Jacqueline Woodley, soprano ∙ Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière, dancer ∙ Francis Colpron, baroque flute, recorders, and conductor ∙ Olivier Brault, baroque violin ∙ Anne Thivierge, flute ∙ Luc Beauséjour, harpsichord ∙ Jessica Korotkin, cello and viola da gamba

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!

Bag O’Spuds performs traditional Irish and Scottish tunes, along with contemporary compositions.

Featuring: Julien Després, guitar, whistle, and bodhrán ∙ Philippe Murphy, whistle and flute ∙ Jérémy Tétrault-Farber, Irish bagpipes and whistle ∙ Catherine Varvaro, bodhrán and percussion

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