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Local colours: From Sibelius to Boudreau

Maison symphonique June 12 and 13, 2021

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A double header featuring friendship, orchestral colours, and Nordic and boreal landscapes. On the podium, Yannick Nézet-Séguin celebrates northern compositions by the Finnish Sibelius and Canadian Boudreau, alongside soloist and OM concertmaster, Yukari Cousineau. Getting off to a running start, the program opens with Trajin by Canadian-Mexican composer, Alejandra Odgers.

Bold, triumphant and patriotic, Sibelius's second symphony explores unique musical territory where the power of expression collides with lyricism in a moment of glory. In contrast, the Finnish composer's third symphony is clear, efficient and restrained. Inspired by the melodic style of his friend, Claude Vivier, Québécois composer Walter Boudreau's La vie d'un héros is a vivid photo album of shared memories, performed by Yukari Cousineau.

Alejandra ODGERS
Trajín

Walter BOUDREAU
La vie d’un héros (Tombeau de Vivier)

SIBELIUS
Symphony No. 3 in C major, op. 52

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Attention
Masks must be worn at all times

Vaccine passport required
Attention
Masks must be worn at all times

Vaccine passport required

Please note that physical distancing protocols are in effect for this performance, which means that 1 seat will remain empty on each side of seated spectators, except for spectators from the same family bubble.

To attend the performance, ticketholders must comply with the usual health and safety measures, in addition to meeting the following two criteria:

  • All spectators aged 13 and up must show a vaccine passport, along with a proof of ID, at the entrance to the performance hall. A photo ID is required for people of ages 16 to 74.

  • All spectators aged 10 and up must wear a face covering at all times: when circulating and during the performance (masks are also strongly recommended for children of ages 2 to 9).

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