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Da-da-da-dum! Fate is knocking at the door. Symphony No. 5 opens with four of the most powerful notes in orchestral music, while Symphony No. 4 intertwines Classical structure with Romantic expression. As for the “Little” Symphony No. 8, humour is sprinkled into the drama, paving the way for the famous Symphony No. 9.
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Classical Music · Videogame Soundtracks
Special Concert – 20 Years of Otakuthon: Two Decades of Video Game Music
August 9, 20251 performanceSalle Wilfrid-PelletierIn celebration of Otakuthon’s twentieth anniversary, the Orchestre de jeux vidéo has prepared a concert of influential music tracks from the world of video games in the last two decades.
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Viva Vivaldi : Quatre saison & Gloria
May 30, 20261 performanceMaison symphoniqueTo celebrate the 70th anniversary of Les Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal (PCMR), this enchanting evening will feature two masterpieces by Antonio Vivaldi.
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Mosaïque autochtone : St-Gelais, Montour & Derksen
October 5, 20251 performanceMaison symphoniqueThe opening concert of Orchestre classique de Montréal’s 86th season, Indigenous Mosaïque, will showcase three exceptional soloists: Innu soprano Élisabeth St-Gelais, Mohawk violinist Tara-Louise Montour, and Cree cellist Cris Derksen.
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