Our itineraries
Do you love the piano?
The piano steals the show! Discover its many facets with talented artists who will transport you to the notes of the instrument!
At all times, you benefit from a 10% discount on the purchase of 2 concerts, a 15% discount on the purchase of 3 concerts and a 20% discount on the purchase of 4 concerts or more, applicable to our entire programming.
PROGRAMMING
Roman Zavada – Forêt pour deux pianos
Le Vitrail, 1254 rue Ste-Marthe, Thetford Mines
Roman Zavada sets up a real piano laboratory in the forest. Through the erosion of the seasons, the sounds metamorphose and inspire the essence of a new rich and atypical musical adventure. A link is woven between the past and the present, between nature and modernity. Using certain sampling technologies, Zavada reveals himself and plunges us directly into a fascinating universe, going back in time to the first cassette recordings of his childhood.
General admission 42$
Charles-Richard Hamelin: Une soirée complètement piano
Centre d’art de Richmond, 1010 rue Principale nord, Richmond
The 2015 Frédéric Chopin International Competition winner, Québec pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin is a guest at major festivals in Europe, Canada, the United States and Asia. Appreciated for his virtuosity, generosity and personal approach, Charles offers us an evening around Chopin, his favorite composer and other romantics!
General admission 39$
RDV Classiques – Emmanuel Laforest
Arquemuse, 151A, Saint-François est, Québec
Around the Russian music
Come and discover Rachmaninoff and Prokofieff with the young pianist and rising star Emmanuel Laforest.
Emmanuel has won several prizes, such as the Grand Prize at the Canadian Music Competition, the Conservatoire de Montréal Foundation Award for the best pianist aged 25 and under, as well as the first prize in the Conservatoire de Montréal concerto competition, the grand prize of the Capital Music Competition (Quebec), solo AND concerto component, the grand prize of the Valleyfield Classival Competition, the second grand prize at the Auguste Descarries Piano Competition, the 2nd grand prize in the Sherbrooke competition and the second grand prize in the Sorel competition.
General admission 30$
Un chemin de Chopin
La Belle Chapelle, 500 rue Murray, Sherbrooke
Pianist Benjamin Bertin will present several works by Chopin as well as compositions by Medtner and Rachmanivov.
General admission 35$ | Student 18$
Viktor Lazarov – Le grand piano du 18e siècle à nos jours
Le Vitrail, 1254 rue Ste-Marthe, Thetford Mines
Discover the great works for piano from J.S. Bach and D. Scarlatti, through L. van Beethoven, F. Schubert, F. Chopin, to the young Quebec composer prodigy, Léo Purich. A musical epic that will take you on both sides of the Atlantic accompanied by the most beautiful pianistic sounds!
General admission 42$
RDV Classiques – Stephan Sylvestre
Arquemuse, 151A, Saint-François est, Québec
From Romanticism to Impressionism
Come and experience a great musical moment with Stephan Sylvestre! You will have the immense pleasure of hearing Schumann’s Fantasy.
Acclaimed for his magical sound and his constant desire to go to the heart of the work (Le Droit, Ottawa), for his absolute control of the keyboard and a natural passion reminiscent of that of Artur Rubinstein (La Presse), Stéphan Sylvestre is one of the most important Canadian pianists of the new generation. Recipient of the prestigious Prix d’Europe, he leads an active career as a soloist, chamber musician and educator and has performed in Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, South America and Asia, in the most famous halls such as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Place des Arts and the National Arts Centre. He has collaborated with many world-renowned musicians and has been compared to Murray Perahia (WholeNote) for his recording of the late full work for solo piano by composer Johannes Brahms.
General admission 30$
RDV Classiques – André Laplante
Arquemuse, 151A, Saint-François est, Québec
The Great Romantics
This concert will be a historic moment with André Laplante and his wonderful interpretation of Liszt’s sonata in so minor!
Quebec pianist André Laplante is rightly considered one of today’s great romantic virtuosos. In the wake of his silver medal at the prestigious Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, he performed on stages around the world with the most renowned orchestras. As a guest soloist, he has toured extensively in Europe and across North America. André Laplante has several albums to his credit, devoted in particular to the music of Ravel (nomination, Juno Award, 1992), Liszt (Félix Prize, 1995), Brahms (Félix Prize, 1996) and Rachmaninov. More recently, he recorded a masterful performance of Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto with the Orchestre symphonique de Québec.