Home
Vienna at the turn of the 19th century: home to Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, then later, Brahms, and many others… The highly concentrated artistic ferment of Vienna gave rise to some of history’s most exquisite masterpieces. Music sounded at every turn, and while certainly performed in the city’s great concert halls, it was also played in homes, among friends—as here, between musicians from the Quebec orchestral scene, reunited for the first time.
Announcement
An Evening in Vienna
Show
•
- Artistes Marianne Dugal (violon), Jean-Sébastien Roy (violon), Elvira Misbakhova (alto), Julien Siino (violoncelle), Chloé Dominguez (violoncelle), Eric Chappell (contrebasse), Antonin Cuerrier (clarinette), Mathieu Harel (basson), Louis-Philippe Marsolais (cor)
- Présenté par Desjardins
You will also like
-
Classical Music
The Princess Bride in Concert
February 13 and 14, 20262 performancesSalle Wilfrid-PelletierFor the very first time on stage, experience the movie The Princess Bride accompanied by its iconic soundtrack by composer Mark Knopfler, specially rearranged for symphony orchestra.
-
Classical Music
Gounod and Saint-Saëns: Contrasts and Splendors à la Française
January 11, 20261 performanceMaison symphoniqueTo celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Orchestre symphonique de l'Isle presents an exceptional concert, in collaboration with the Chœur de la Montagne and the Harmonie Vocale de Saint-Hyacinthe.
-
Classical Music • dance
Susan Xianshu Huang | I Love You, China
October 18, 20251 performanceThéâtre MaisonneuveThe charity solo concert I Love You, China by soprano Susan Xianshu Huang is a high-caliber musical event. Special guests include Liu Jianjun, a renowned tenor and China’s National Class One Performer, celebrated soprano Xu Qian, and Montreal-based tenor Mario Simard. The concert also features dancers from the Elsa Dance Art School. The repertoire spans both Chinese and Western classics, making it a truly cross-cultural musical celebration.
Your favourites
Email
Facebook
X
Shared events
