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QuebecSir András Schiff au Club musical de Québec

Palais Montcalm: Salle Raoul-Jobin, Wed 3 Mar at 20:00

Bach, Beethoven, Haydn, Schubert

Sir András Schiff, Piano

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Palais Montcalm: Salle Raoul-Jobin, Sun 11 Apr at 15:00

Debussy, Brahms, Chopin, Popper, Haydn, Kreisler

Jean-Guihen Queyras; Alexandre Tharaud

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Palais Montcalm: Salle Raoul-Jobin, Mon 26 Apr at 20:00

Boësset, Guedron, Moulinié, Chambonnieres, Constantin, Couperin, de Chancy

Ensemble Correspondances

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Fabien Gabel and Karina Gauvin captivate in Ravel and Schmitt

Phillip Nones, 29 May

In Québec, Fabien Gabel, the OSQ Chorus and Orchestra present two rarely heard psalms while soprano Karina Gauvin brings absolute magic to the music of Ravel and Schmitt.

*****

Phillip Nones, 24 May

Fabien Gabel and the Orchestre Symphonique de Quebec present inventive and colorful musical pictures by Schmitt, El-Khoury, Honegger, Zappa and Richard Strauss.

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The highlight of Montréal's concert season: Handel's Theodora with Les Violons du Roy

Nancy Berman, 25 May

Saturday night’s performance of Handel’s oratorio Theodora at La Maison Symphonique in Montréal was magnificent, probably the best concert I’ve seen this season. Les Violons du Roy, La Chapelle de Québec, as well as a handful of soloists from Québec and England, all under the masterful direction of Bernard Labadie, brought this somewhat obscure work vividly to life.

*****

Emmanuel Bernier, 27 Feb

Le retour de la pianiste arménienne à Québec n’a pas été des plus heureux, avec un Concerto n° 2 de Brahms à la dérive. Le chef Fabien Gabel a partiellement sauvé la soirée avec un Bartók tonique.

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Emmanuel Bernier, 22 Jan

La première rencontre de l'Orchestre symphonique de Québec et des Violons du Roy a donné lieu à un renversant Sacre du printemps. Prestation sans faille du légendaire trompettiste Håkan Hardenberger.

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