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Serhiy Salov & Thomas Chartré
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
Immerse yourself in a fascinating world where the piano of Serhiy Salov and the cello of Thomas Chartré are combined in an exquisite harmony. Discover emblematic works by renowned composers, interpreted with virtuosity and sensitivity. The combination of these two instruments will offer you an unforgettable musical journey, where each note resonates with intensity.
Arrive at 7pm to attend the conference of Pierre Vachon, collaborator at the Opéra de Montréal. This presentation will immerse you in the heart of the romantic works of Huré, Dvorák and Brahms, exploring their history, music, and cultural context.
The conference is open to all and free of charge.
General admission 48,50$ | Member 44,00S
Montréal Guitare Trio (MG3): Christmas around the world
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
On general demand, the guitar aces are back at the Théâtre du Lac Brome! Considered one of the best ensembles in the country, the Montréal Guitare Trio (MG3) has been imposing its virtuosity and breathtaking stage presence here and abroad for more than 25 years. Christmas music such as The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman, A Charlie Brown Christmas by Vince Guaraldi, and many more! The three brilliant guitarists of Montréal Guitare Trio reinterpret them in their own way, with ingenious arrangements, unique and unstoppable. Eclectic as it gets, MG3 plays the guitar like no other and offers us high-flying performances. The public demands it again and again!
General admission 38,50$ | Member 35,00$
Claude Debussy: Images oubliées with Stéphane Tétreault & Olivier Hébert-Bouchard
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
At 19h, discover some keys to listening to the music of Debussy with musicologist Marilou Garon.
Who is Marilou Garon?
As the host of a classical music program on Radio VM, Marilou Garon has for many years been presenting public lectures and pre-concert talks, particularly for the Orchestre métropolitain, the City of Montreal and the Belles Heures de l’Université de Montréal. She has also worked in communications for several cultural organizations, including the I Musici de Montréal chamber orchestra, the Orchestre symphonique de Québec, the Marlboro Music Festival and the Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts. Pianist, graduated in musicology and education, Marilou Garon is a passionate advocate of access to classical music for all.
Reinvented for cello and piano by two artists whose reputation is well known, these forgotten images paint a timeless portrait of this musical legend.
By combining these two instruments, the atmospheres evoked in these pieces are therefore more defined. By transforming the «solo» aspect of these works into a design for two instruments in dialogue, Debussy’s sound language resonates differently, sometimes more intimate, sometimes more grandiose, but always with the intention of creating a strong connection with the public. The evocative power of these compositions is therefore inevitably altered, since they now tell their story but also that of the two musicians who transmit them.
Through this singular and thematic concert, the cellist Stéphane Tétreault and the pianist Olivier Hébert-Bouchard offer you a retrospective all in music on the life of Claude Debussy!
General admission 55,00$ | Member 49,85$
Buy your ticketsDuo Chartré Salov & Lee-Chin Siow
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
Lee-Chin Siow, violin
Coming to Canada at Brome Lake specifically for this concert, we are very proud to welcome this internationally renowned musician in a program specially designed by Serhiy Salov.
One of the first Singaporean soloists, Lee-Chin solidified her career on the international music scene by winning the gold medal at the 1994 Henryk Szeryng International Violin Competition. His performances have been broadcast on BBC World News, China Central TV, CBS in the US, National Public Radio, as well as MediaCorp in Singapore. Today, she works around the world, from the Beijing Central Conservatory of Music in China, the Soochow University School of Music, the Chicago Institute of Music, to the Singapore National Youth Orchestra, and as a violin teacher at the College of Charleston.
Serhiy Salov, piano
Exceptional pianist, dazzled by his virtuosity and sensitivity. Winner of several international awards, he expands his repertoire with bold transcriptions of symphonic works for solo piano. Salov, originally from Ukraine, moved to Canada after winning the 2004 Montreal International Music Competition. His career, marked by solo performances and with prestigious orchestras around the world, testifies to his commitment to the art of piano.
Thomas Chartré, cello
Passionate cellist, shines on the stages of North America, Europe and Asia as a soloist and chamber musician. Having played with prestigious orchestras and participated in renowned festivals, he has performed Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony to 10,000 singers at the Suntory 10,000 Freude. Winner of many awards, he is recognized for his outstanding playing. In 2016, the CBC listed 30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30.
This concert is preceded by a free conference at 7 pm in the foyer of the hall.
General admission 49,50$ | Member 45$
Buy your ticketsConference: The saxophone in the history of jazz
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
Lecture by Stanley Péan
Invented by Adolphe Sax and patented in Paris in March 1846, the saxophone is as much appreciated by jazz musicians as by their colleagues from the world of so-called classical music, even if the qualities required of the instrument are different for each of these styles. In jazz, the saxophone has allowed musicians to express their individuality, and that is why the raucous sounds and the hum of the instrument contribute to the texture of the music. In classical music, the musician usually prefers an instrument with a clear and finely controlled sound, whose precision is similar to that of the clarinet.
With the musical support of a trio led by the virtuoso Samuel Blais, as comfortable in jazz as in the repertoire of classical music, and as brilliant on the saxophones of various registers, the writer and music lover Stanley Péan traces the evolution of Coleman Hawkins’ instrument to his contemporary disciples, going through all the stylistic variations of jazz.
About the speaker
It was the sound of the trumpet that put host and writer Stanley Péan on his way to the blue note as a teenager. Over the years, the curiosity of the Saguenéen of Haitian origin has turned into a passion that he shares at ICI Musique.
General admission 39,50$ | Member 36$
Buy your ticketsOnce in may by Jingjing Xu, mezzo-soprano & Christopher Knopp, piano
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
This recital for voice and piano presents works from the 18th and 19th century repertoire, including: Mahler, Schubert, and Schumann. As well as older tunes by Randolph, Phillip, Greene, to conclude on some 20th century compositions.
Jingjing Xu, mezzo-soprano:
Hailed as «An artist to follow», Jingjing Xu is a Chinese mezzo-soprano with a diverse and multifaceted repertoire. After graduating from McGill University in 2023, she won the 2024 edition of the prestigious Mirjam Helin Competition as the youngest participant. She also won the Wirth Vocal Prize in 2022, McGill’s premier singing competition, which offers the largest singing award from a Canadian university. The 2023-2024 season also marked his professional debut in oratorio and recital, with performances at the Organ and Aria Festival in Espoo, Finland, with the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto, as well as with the Société d’Art Vocal de Montréal. Jingjing made her opera debut in 2022, playing the title role of Orlando with McGill Opera. She also played the roles of Angelina in Rossini’s Cenerentola and Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro. Jingjing is known for its ability to make poetry alive and accurate for its audience. She and her duo partner, Christopher Knopp, participated in the 2023 edition of the Franz Schubert Institute, working closely with Elly Ameling, Robert Holl and Roger Vignoles.
Christopher Knopp, piano:
Praised for his engaging piano playing, sensitive touch and professional technique, Christopher Knopp has earned a reputation as an exceptional collaborative pianist. As a member of the first edition of the University of Montreal and McGill Vocal Accompaniment Residency, he had the opportunity to study with some of the world’s most prominent pianists in the vocal music field, including Graham Johnson, James Vaughan, Jeff Cohen and John Churchwell. After his residency, Christopher worked as a vocal coach and accompanist at McGill University, performing and playing for auditions, competitions and other concerts in Montreal, New York and Vancouver. He and his duo partner, Jingjing Xu, have successfully participated in the Neue Stimmen and Mirjam Helin competitions, and have given recitals in Montreal, Vancouver, Vienna and Helsinki. Christopher will start working as a member of the Accademia del Teatro del Maggio in Florence in November 2024.
Preceded by the lecture Lied and melody with Marie-Noëlle Lavoie at 2pm.
An incursion into the German lied and the French melody, two genres where poetry, voice and piano meet with refinement. Marie-Noëlle Lavoie offers some listening tracks for the recital Once in May.
General admission 50$ | Member 43$
Buy your ticketsMarianne Lambert & Valérie Milot: Canzone Di Notte
Théâtre de Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
Discover the soprano Marianne Lambert, whose «diamond voice with shimmering colors» and captivating stage presence charms all audiences. Marianne’s warmth, sensitivity and sparkling personality make every performance unforgettable.
In Canzone di Notte, join Marianne and the talented harpist Valérie Milot for a magical musical evening that transports you into a world of dreams. Together, they present a selection of the finest music by Rossini, Donizetti, Bellini, Mozart and Schubert – all inspired by the mystery and charm of night. This concert promises to delight your senses and make you dream long after the last note…
General admission 56,00$ | Member 50,85$
Réservez vos billetsÉlisabeth St-Gelais, soprano & Louise Pelletier, piano
Théâtre du Lac-Brome, 9, Chemin du Mont-Écho, Knowlton
In this concert entitled Les amours et la vie d’une femme, Elisabeth St-Gelais, accompanied by the pianist Louise Pelletier, will interpret works including Schumann.
Innue from the community of Pessamit, Elisabeth attaches great importance to sharing her culture through her mission as an artist. Elisabeth St-Gelais is the grand winner of McGill University’s prestigious Wirth Vocal Prize in March 2022, of the Grand Prix 19-30 years at the Canimex Canada Music Competition in June 2022 and she is named the same year in the prestigious #CBC30under30 list 2022 where she stands out as a prominent indigenous lyric artist under the 30-year bar. She is the winner of the First Prize 26-30 years at the Classival Festival in April 2023. Elisabeth St-Gelais wins the Prix d’Europe 2023 on 11 June of that year at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal and is the winner of the First Prize and the Public’s Choice in the annual competition of the Canadian Opera Company, CentreStage Competition edition 2023.
In November 2023 she is the winner of the District Western Canada as well as NORTHWEST Regionals Encouragement Award Winner in the MET OPERA LAFFONT COMPETITION. Also involved in her Montreal musical community, the soprano has been appointed to the board of directors of the Conseil Québécois de la Musique since April 2023. The soprano will perform throughout Canada with invitations from the Canadian Opera Company, the Agora Orchestra and the Orchestre symphonique des Jeunes de Montréal, the I MUSICI orchestra, the Orchestre symphonique de Québec, the Orchestre Symphonique de la Côte-d’IvoireNord, the Orchestre Classique de Montréal, the Toronto Summer Music Festival, Cecilia Concerts, the Festival d’opéra de Québec and more. Elisabeth is an Indigenous artist committed to the reconciliation of Canada’s Indigenous peoples and is a proud representative of the nation.
General admission 50$ | Member 45,45$
Buy your ticketsCharles 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 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 ticketsLuca 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 tickets*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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