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Les Quatres Saisons de Vivaldi : Le berger et L’orage
Théâtre Alphonse-Desjardins, 25 Allée de la Création
Through the Four Seasons of Vivaldi, the musicians of I Musici will show you the elements of nature, weather and village customs that Vivaldi himself asks the musicians to describe by their playing. The shepherd, true hero of this wild story, will live in turn the joy of the coming spring, the dances and the bagpipes of peasants, the peace of sleep lying in heaths, the morbid heaviness of the heatwave, the visceral fear of the storm, the alcoholic madness of the grape harvest, the hunting, the bitter cold of winter and the northern winds that wage war against each other. As a prelude to this extravagant epic, let yourself be charmed by Mozart’s delightful Divertimento no 1, K. 136, the work of a brilliant teenager, considered by many to be his very first symphony.
General admission 55$ | Aramusic subscriber 44$ | 30 years and under 30$
Buy your ticketsThe St. John Passion, 1725
Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, 1 rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
Among the great foundational works of the Western repertoire, St. John Passion by J. S. Bach sets to music the story of Christ’s Passion, from his arrest to his crucifixion.
“It is through human emotions—fear, pain, compassion—that Bach the musician, Bach the preacher, leads his listeners to contemplate the divine drama.”
— Gilles Cantagrel, The Mill and the River, 1998
This major concert of sacred music is presented by L’Harmonie des saisons, a vocal ensemble and period-instrument orchestra, on tour.
The version performed will be the rarely heard 1725 version.
Conductor: Eric Milnes | Soloists: Philippe Gagné – tenor (Evangelist) ∙ William Kraushaar – bass (Jesus) ∙ Sumner Thompson – baritone (Pilate) ∙ Hélène Brunet – soprano ∙ Nicholas Burns – male alto
General Admission 45.99 $
Yves Léveillé Quartet
La Maison Musicale de Warwick, 11 rue Boulanger
Yves Léveillé, pianist and composer; Roberto Murray, saxophone; Guy Boisvert, double bass; Alain Bastien, drums.
The group founded by the pianist and composer Yves Léveillé, bringing together some of the leading musicians among the best in Quebec. The music of Yves Léveillé radiates nationally and internationally. Several European, Chinese, Canadian and American tours contributed to the establishment of its fame. His jazz quartet has often been at the heart of several recordings of his albums, including Essences des bois en septuor and choreography in a quartet. In addition to his career as a composer and performer, he directs the Productions Yves Léveillé, an organization dedicated to the creation of concerts (the Bourdonnements Jazz à l’Outremont), tours and sound recordings.
Musical encounter poco a poco – 🎶 Dive into the magical universe of jazz with Yves Léveillé and his musicians at 2 PM.
The poco a poco musical encounters offer young people from 4 to 12 years old the opportunity to meet professional musicians of great talent, learn new musical styles and discover various musical instruments. The musical encounters lasting 1 hour are free. Children are accompanied by one or two parents. Places are limited and it is essential to reserve at 819-358-2201 or by email at [email protected].
General admission 45,99$
Kerry Bursey
Église Emmanuel, 203 rue Principale
Série Musique au Salon
Lute and vocals
General admission 30$
Les frères Bachand – Racines // Roots
Centre Saint-Romuald, 500, rue Saint-Hilaire
Raised in an Irish-Canadian musical family, Zacharie (guitar) and Sébastien (double bass) dive into their heritage to present Racines // Roots. Through their individual musical baggage, folk and classical, the Bachand brothers combine two musical styles rooted in tradition in order to reinvent them together via a common sound. A mix of original compositions and traditional songs, the project combines classical musical practice with the musical colors of Irish folk music.
General admission 28.74$ | 13 to 17 years 17.25$ | Free for children under 12
Moments musicaux
Théâtre Alphonse-Desjardins, 25 Allée de la Création
Named one of the best musicians under 30 by the CBC, pianist Chloé Dumoulin stands out for her sensitive playing, colorful sound and captivating energy. Through its program, it will allow you to discover the universe of two of the most remarkable composers of history, in a free form, allowing a panoply of colors and atmospheres. With Schubert, we encounter his interiority, his spirituality as much as dance and fury. On Rachmaninov’s side, his musical moments are as intimate, flexible, virtuoso, tempestuous as they are touching and delicate. This concert promises an authentic encounter with all the possibilities of the piano, through two very unique musical universes, which will please everyone.
General admission 35$
Buy your ticketsLes 5@7 de l’OSS | Souffle et résonance
Centre Québecor, 135 rue Don Bosco nord
Chamber music concert with a relaxing aperitif
Under the direction of Jean-Michel Malouf, nine polyphonic breaths come together to push back the boundaries of classical music, jazz and pop. A unique, eclectic and lively concert, designed to seduce all audiences and where virtuosity meets pure pleasure. Sound, style, panache; come experience this friendly show while being surprised by the power and lightness of the brass instruments.
General admission 32$ | Student (25 years and under) 15$ | Children (14 years and under) 15$
Charles Richard-Hamelin | Opening Act: Emma G-Cloutier and Louise Pelletier
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
Supported by the Conseil québécois de la musique.
Winner of the 2015 Frédéric Chopin International Competition, Québécois pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin is a guest at some of the most prestigious festivals in Europe, Canada, the United States, and Asia. Renowned for his virtuosity, generosity, and personal approach, Charles presents an evening devoted to Chopin, his favorite composer, as well as other Romantic composers!
OPENING ACT
Franco-Canadian soprano Emma Gélineau-Cloutier is distinguished by her poised stage presence and radiant voice. A prizewinner at several competitions, including CMC 2025, FCMC 2025 and the 2024 Valspec Grand Prize, she is joined by pianist Louise Pelletier, and offers a refined selection: lieder by Richard Strauss, Pauline Viardot’s expressive Tristesse-based on Chopin’s Étude Op. 10 No. 3-and two arias by Giuseppe Verdi. An excerpt from Otto Nicolai’s Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor completes the program.
A free 20-minute recital in the theater lobby at 6:30 p.m., before Charles-Richard Hamelin’s concert at 7:00 p.m. This presentation is part of a pre-concert recital series that showcases young virtuosi and encourages the discovery of emerging talent.
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.
Reg. 52,50 $ to 59,50 $ | Members 47,70 $ to 54,00 $
Buy your ticketsCordâme
Centre d’art de Richmond, 1010 rue Principale nord
Hydro-Québec Classic Series
The concert celebrating the 20th anniversary of Cordâme promises to be a masterful event, bringing together exceptional talents. Marie Neige Lavigne will enchant with her virtuoso violin, accompanied by pianist Gentiane MG, percussionist Ziya Tabassian and bassist Jean Félix Mailloux. Together, they will weave unique harmonies, mixing tradition and innovation in a captivating musical journey. Cordâme will present for the occasion new pieces and some of the key pieces from their repertoire: Ravel, Debussy, Satie and Mailloux. An unmissable event for lovers of refined music and the curious in search of sound discoveries.
The classic, it’s chocolate!
While parents will attend the concert peacefully, children from 5 to 12 years old will participate in a creative workshop in an adjacent room. Parents and children will then join to listen to a final piece, followed by a discussion with the musicians… and hot chocolate!
General admission 35$
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Duruflé and Fauré’s Requiems Performed by the Chœur Piacere
Basilique-cathédrale St-Michel, 130 rue de la Cathédrale
The Chœur Piacere will present two major works from the choral repertoire: Maurice Duruflé and Gabriel Fauré’s Requiems. The choir, conducted by Chantal Boulanger, will be accompanied by organist Marie-Hélène Greffard.
This concert is part of a series of benefit concerts to raise funds for the restoration of the grand organ in the gallery of Saint-Michel Basilica-Cathedral in Sherbrooke.
General admission $42.99, $40 cash at the door | Student $21.95, $20 cash at the door
Buy your ticketsCarnet de voyage
La Maison Musicale de Warwick, 11 rue Boulanger
Noémie Raymond, cello ; Chloé Dumoulin, piano.
Spotlight on European music! From the captivating lyricism of Rachmaninov to the flamboyant rhythms of Manuel de Falla, this concert offers you three of the greatest works of French, Russian and Spanish music in the repertoire for cello and piano. Through this program, travel with us in this range of musical favorites!
General admission 51,74$
La Otra Orilla – Rite
Centre Saint-Romuald, 500, rue Saint-Hilaire
In collaboration with Le Vaisseau d’Art, as part of its 150th anniversary celebrations, the Town of Farnham presents this dazzling show. Dance, guitar, vocals, percussion: this is flamenco when it touches on the sacred.
On stage: Myriam Allard, Caroline Planté, Hedi Graja, and Miguel Medina.
General admission 28.74$ | 13 to 17 years 17.25$ | Free for children under 12
Le Quintette, c’est chouette!
Théâtre Alphonse-Desjardins, 25 Allée de la Création
Unique ensemble in the Quebec musical landscape, Pentaèdre explores and introduces the public to a varied and original repertoire of chamber music, stemming from the great tradition of wind instrument music. In a concert centred around the world of Johann Sebastian Bach and opera, the five musicians of the quintet brilliantly demonstrate not only all their virtuosity, but also the great variety of colors and atmospheres that can create the flute, the oboe, the clarinet, the horn and the bassoon when they have a field day. Works by Mozart, Briccialdi and David Maslanka complete this brilliant programme!
General admission 49$ | Aramusic subscriber 39$ | 30 years and under 30$
Buy your ticketsFrançois Richard Quartet
La Maison Musicale de Warwick, 11 rue Boulanger
François Richard, flutes and compositions; François Bourassa, piano; Frédéric Alarie, double bass; Camil Beslile, drums.
This concept highlighting the flute as a melodic instrument was presented on numerous occasions at the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal and broadcast on Radio-Canada. The audience will have the opportunity to hear this group which made its debut in 1997 with the album «Coincidence» and which has been able to renew itself over time.
This new ensemble will highlight exceptional musicians who in turn have brilliantly performed the music of “Leader.” , in concert as well as in the studio, notably for the Ad Infinitum and Symbiose projects. On the program: great jazz classics and original compositions from the albums of the quartet.
Musical encounter poco a poco – 🌬️🎶 A musical journey to the land of magical sounds… with flutes, piano, bass and drums at 2 pm.
The poco a poco musical encounters offer young people from 4 to 12 years old the opportunity to meet professional musicians of great talent, learn new musical styles and discover various musical instruments. The musical encounters lasting 1 hour are free. Children are accompanied by one or two parents. Places are limited and it is essential to reserve at 819-358-2201 or by email at [email protected].
General admission 45,99$
Catherine St-Arnaud, soprano & Julien Leblanc, piano
Église Emmanuel, 203 rue Principale
Série Musique au Salon
General admission 30$
Du classique au jazz
La Belle Chapelle, 500 rue Murray
Emmanuel Laforest, emerging pianist, winner of the 1st prize, 19-25 years old, CMC 2023 presents us the extent of his talent: first inspired by Liszt and Scriabine, he will lead us towards Gershwin and other jazz colors.
General admission 40,24$
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Amérique
Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste, 280 rue du Conseil
After a tour at the Palais Montcalm in Quebec, at the Saint-James church in Montreal, at the Notre-Dame-du-Cap basilica in Trois-Rivières and at the Saint-Frédéric basilica in Drummondville, the father-son duo Francis and Nicolas Gagnon arrives in Sherbrooke with an unusual concert showcasing North American music for saxophone and organ.
Discover the music of African-American composer Florence B. Price, internationally renowned organist-composer Carol Williams and Quebecers Denis Bédard, François Dompierre, Gilles Fortin, Nicolas Gagnon and Rachel Laurin.
Francis and Nicolas Gagnon, father and son, are respectively organist and choir director at the Saint-Frédéric Basilica in Drummondville.
General admission 23$ | Student 11,50$
Le Consort Laurentien invite Charles Daniels
Chapelle Saint-Cyriac, 5618 rue de la Chapelle
The Consort Laurentien specializes in 16th- and 17th-century chamber music repertoire for strings and brass instruments. The core of the group consists of Julie Rivest (baroque violin), Étienne Asselin (cornetto), Maximilien Brisson (baroque trombone), and Christophe Gauthier (organ and harpsichord), four musicians who have worked together for over fifteen years on various projects and who joined forces in 2018 to form one of the first ensembles of its kind in Canada.
Charles Daniels is an English tenor, particularly known for his interpretations of Baroque music. He is a frequent soloist with The King’s Consort and has made over 25 recordings with the ensemble on the Hyperion label.
General Admission 41.83$ | Free for Children Under 12
Buy Your TicketsChante Rossignol, Chante!
Dive into a musical journey where past and present meet with elegance. This unique concert offers you a captivating dialogue between the great contemporary French songs, rearranged for period instruments, and the majestic arias of the opera. Rediscover the power of words and melodies in a unique sound box, where harp, viol and baroque flute accompany the magnificent voice of Myriam Leblanc and reveal new colors with modern successes. A bold and refined experience that celebrates the richness of our musical heritage, from Carmen to Joe Dassin, between tradition and reinvention.
General admission 47$ | Aramusic subscriber 38$ | 30 years and under 30$
Buy your ticketsLa bergère
Espace culturel Saint-Gilles, 562, Rte des Outaouais
With her first solo album, La bergère, released in September 2020, produced with ATMA Classique and bringing together the best musicians of the Montreal baroque scene, soprano Marie Magistry brings to life the charm of 17th-century French court music.
General admission 40,24$ | Member FADOQ or ECSG 36,22$ | Member FADOQ & ECSG 32,19$ | Students 11 years and more 17,25$
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Chant de paix
Basilique-cathédrale St-Michel, 130 rue de la Cathédrale
In these troubled times, the Chant de paix concert aims to provide a moment of pause, reflection, and meditation on the theme of peace. The program includes a cappella Gregorian chants, songs related to the concert’s theme from the 20th century, two compositions by Marc O’Reilly, and several solo organ pieces. Among the Gregorian chants, Tibe Christe splendor Patris and the Cistercian Salve Regina will be sung alternately with organ improvisations. The concert will be co-conducted by Yvan Cloutier and Marc O’Reilly. Chantal Boulanger will be at the grand organ of Saint-Michel Basilica-Cathedral.
This concert is part of a series of benefit concerts to raise funds for the restoration of the grand organ in the gallery of Saint-Michel Basilica-Cathedral in Sherbrooke.
General admission $42.99, $40 cash at the door | Student $21.95, $20 cash at the door
Buy your ticketsEmilie-Claire Barlow
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
Let Emilie-Claire Barlow and her stellar band transport you with an evening of songbook classics, rhythmic bossa novas, elegant ballads, and French chanson, re-imagined in her distinctive style. In this new show, she presents some of her favourite pieces from La plus belle saison, her most recent project, a love letter to Québec and the soundtrack to a new chapter in her life.
Emilie-Claire Barlow’s generosity on stage, combined with the remarkable chemistry she has with her musicians, makes every performance a truly unique and unforgettable experience. This is a perfect opportunity to discover (or rediscover) this exceptional artist, full of charm, humour, sophistication and a voice of unforgettable beauty.
Emilie-Claire Barlow is not only an exceptional singer, but also a talented arranger, producer, and band leader. With over 500 million online streams and an impressive discography of 14 albums, she has made a significant imprint on the Canadian music scene, receiving numerous awards including one Félix and two JUNO Awards.
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.
Reg. 49,50 $ | Members 45 $
Buy your ticketsConcours musical international de Montréal: Sur la route, au Vaisseau d’Art
Centre Saint-Romuald, 500, rue Saint-Hilaire
The Concours musical international de Montréal is pleased to partner with Le Vaisseau d’art for the third edition of Concours sur la route, an initiative that offers you the chance to hear exceptionally talented young international artists.
Some of the violinists who were not selected for the Semi-Final of the 2026 Competition will have the opportunity to perform in front of you and present the programs they had originally prepared for the Competition.
This initiative not only provides an additional showcase for these exceptional artists of the new generation, but also allows music lovers to enjoy the magic of high-level performances in various venues, thereby broadening the musical experience within Quebec’s cultural community.
The names of the violinists who will perform on stage will be revealed on the day of the concert.
Regular price $28.74 | $17.25 for ages 13 to 17 | Free for ages 12 and under
Luca Stricagnoli – Satisfaction 100% garantie
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
Luca Stricagnoli is an internationally acclaimed musician based in Nashville.
The show features a succession of incredible guitar performances, each one completely different from the next. One guitar, two guitars at once, a three-neck guitar, guitars played with the feet, with a kitchen knife, or laid horizontally-audiences won’t believe their eyes or ears and will instinctively want to start filming with their phones. From rock to pop, soundtracks to hip hop, from arrangements to original content, every moment is surprising and fresh. Full of twists and turns, never repetitive or boring, the performance is sure to impress and stay in the audience’s memory. Beyond the astonishing guitar playing, the concert is filled with jokes and funny anecdotes, adding a lively and joyful touch to the experience.
The promotion is 100% guaranteed. We are so confident in the talent of the artists and the quality of their show that we will refund you if you are not satisfied.
OPENING ACT
Alice Boissinot Guastavino, recital
This recital for voice and viola da gamba offers an immersion into a repertoire where the clarity of the text and the subtlety of expression take center stage. Rooted in the Renaissance and early Baroque periods, the program highlights works in which poetry and music are inseparable. With its warm and nuanced timbre, the viola da gamba engages in a dialogue with the voice within a refined sonic texture.
Free 20-minute recital in the theater lobby at 7 p.m.; doors open at 7:45 p.m. for Luca Stricagnoli’s concert. This event is part of a series of pre-concert recitals that showcase young virtuosos and promote the discovery of new talent.
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.
Reg. $44.50 | Child $19.50 | Senior $19.50 | Member $40.50
Buy your ticketsConcours musical international de Montréal
Centre d’art de Richmond, 1010 rue Principale nord
The Concours musical international de Montréal is pleased to partner with the Centre d’art de Richmond for the third year of its Concours sur la route, an initiative that offers Quebec presenters the opportunity to introduce their audiences to exceptionally talented young international artists.
The Concours musical international de Montréal is a prestigious competition where the international elite of the new generation of classical musicians compete. Under the watchful eye of an international jury composed of leading figures in classical music, the Competition brings the world’s best young artists to the forefront by helping to launch their careers.
Founded in 2001 by internationally renowned bass Joseph Rouleau (1929-2019) and politician and philanthropist André Bourbeau (1936-2018), the Concours musical international de Montréal was born out of a desire to offer Montreal a prestigious, high-level international competition.
Since its first edition in 2002, the Competition has brought together exceptional musicians from the new musical generation every year. It allows competitors to measure their talents against those of other young people and give their careers a boost from Montreal.
Stay tuned for the unveiling of the artists!
General admission 25$
Élisabeth Pion, piano
Église Emmanuel, 203 rue Principale
Série Musique au Salon
General admission 30$
Pavanes Lacrimae, Dances & Madrigals – John Dowland (1563-1626)
Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, 1 rue Principale, Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
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)
General Admission 45.99 $
*SOLD OUT* Viviane Audet | Le piano et le torrent
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
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.
Regular $48.50 | Member $44.10
Buy your ticketsTrésors de la Belle Époque
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
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.
Regular $58.50 | Student $39.50 | Child $19.50 | Member $53.10
Buy your ticketsJames Gelfand & Morgan Moore ‒ Satisfaction 100% garantie
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
Two acclaimed artists-Juno-winning pianist James Gelfand and Juno-winning bassist Morgan Moore-join forces for an evening where acoustic jazz meets the unexpected. Rooted in the tradition of improvised piano and double bass interplay, the duo expands their palette with modular synths, guitar pedals, and electronic textures that twist familiar standards into fresh soundscapes. From jazz and classical influences to reimagined pop melodies, Gelfand and Moore create a musical world that is adventurous yet intimate, exploratory yet deeply grounded. A rare collaboration between two of Montreal’s most inventive voices, this performance invites listeners to experience the familiar transformed, the acoustic electrified, and improvisation pushed into new territory.
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.
Regular $29.50 | Student $24.50 | Child $19.50 | Member $27.00
Buy your ticketsMG3 joue Morricone
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
MG3: the Montréal Guitare Trio surprises, amazes, excites, and ignites. This dynamic trio, with its breathtaking stage presence, has been sharing its passionate work for over 25 years. Following the release of the album Morricone, the trio now presents a concert tribute in his memory. From the very beginning, the music of the great Ennio has been part of their repertoire. A concert is now devoted to him, enhanced with a few MG3 style surprises.
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.
Regular $50.50 to $54.50 | Student $39.50 | Child $19.50 | Member $45.90 to $49.50
Buy your ticketsJazz pour Noël | Trio Lorraine Desmarais et Jean-Pierre Zanella au saxophone
Theatre Lac-Brome, 9, chemin du Mont-Écho, Lac-Brome
The Lorraine Desmarais Trio, joined by saxophonist Jean-Pierre Zanella, presents Jazz for Christmas, a festive and elegant concert that revisits holiday classics. Surrounded by Alex Walkington on double bass and Camil Bélisle on drums, pianist Lorraine Desmarais offers refined and inventive arrangements. Together, these leading figures of the Montreal jazz scene transform timeless favourites such as Jingle Bells and Ave Maria into surprising and inspired musical moments. Both warm and virtuosic, this concert will appeal to jazz lovers as well as to those seeking a fresh, sophisticated way to celebrate the music of the holiday season.
Musicians
Lorraine Desmarais – piano
Jean-Pierre Zanella – saxophone
Alex Walkington – double bass
Camil Bélisle – drums
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.
Regular $49.50 | Student $39.50 | Child $19.50 | Member $45.00
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