Les Concerts d’été du parc Chanoine-Fleury

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).

Méandres blends the diverse sounds of world music with jazz improvisation. The trio incorporates percussion instruments from various cultures, paired with a double bass whose mellow tone blends with the melodies of an Iranian tar. The ensemble’s unique sound is defined by its exotic instrumentation and complex rhythms.

*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).

Sylvain Rodrigue, a harmonica player, percussionist, and educator, has been exploring the world of sound since he was a child. He has dedicated his life to this pursuit for over 47 years and shares his passion through music, teaching, and composition. With Kabouche, since 1998, he invites us to discover a wide range of rhythms and soundscapes created using a variety of instruments.

Featuring: Sylvain Rodrigue, harmonica ∙ Daniel Marcoux, double bass ∙ France Huot, 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).

André Mathieu, a renowned Quebec composer, is considered a post-Romantic composer. He was deeply influenced by Romantic, Classical, and Neoclassical composers, expressing feelings and emotions and evoking sensory perceptions in his music.

Jean-Michel Dubé is a pianist, concert performer, and chamber musician. His discography includes six albums dedicated to the music of André Mathieu.

*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).

Traditional Music from Scotland, Ireland, and Quebec

United by a passion for traditional music from Quebec and the countries that shaped it, François Matte and Jean-Sébastien Gasnier formed Écorce in the spring of 2017 as part of their participation in that year’s Quebec Celtic Festival. The year 2021 marks a new chapter for the project with the release of their debut album, Cordé Serré. The two multi-instrumentalists showcase a beautiful range of virtuosity and rich arrangements, in addition to teaming up with some well-known guests from the scene: Rachel Aucoin, Gabrielle Bouthillier, and Louis-Simon Lemieux. Since the fall of 2025, Écorce has been proud to welcome Julie Cossette on violin and vocals.

*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).