2026
A concert in which the Inuktitut language takes over the world and makes it its own. Born in Salluit, a remote village in Canada’s far north, Elisapie has created a musical world unlike any other. A singer, activist, and symbol...
2026
As part of the Jazzycolors Festival, the Canadian Cultural Centre is hosting Montreal-based pianist, composer and improviser Karl-A. Rozankovic, an emerging voice on the Canadian jazz scene. Trained in classical piano before going on to study jazz at McGill University...
2026
A concert-performance conceived and performed by violist Benjamin Rota, dedicated to contemporary Quebec compositions for solo viola. Through a programme bringing together works by Denis Plante, François Dompierre, Maxime Goulet, Charles-Vincent Lemelin, Simon Bourget, Maxime Jacquet, Matthis Péloquin, Rémi St-Jacques,...
2026
Song, singing, whether part of the popular tradition, one of Beethoven’s final string quartets, or music from Galicia, permeates the three parts of this programme. Song that does not belong only to the voice, but also with which the instruments...
2026
Ease, simple pleasures, oral transmission, time in suspension like a lullaby or the stilled surface of a lake, uncluttered, as if reaching out to a veiled, uncertain origin… And of course, the fertile friendship with the Quatuor Bozzini, a favourite...
2026
Founded in Montreal in 1999, the Bozzini Quartet comprises Clemens Merkel on violin; Alissa Cheung on violin; Stéphanie Bozzini on viola; and Isabelle Bozzini on cello. It is one of Canada’s most renowned ensembles in the field of contemporary music....
2026
This second part of the Portrait dedicated to Cassandra Miller associates Dad Goes to the Mountain, a quadriptych to be performed uninterrupted, dedicated to her aged, increasingly forgetful father with the themes of childhood and death. It mirrors the arc of...
2026
A performative talk and a drawn concert where two worlds meet and reinvent themselves. Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is the creator of the Haïda manga, a hybrid visual form blending Northern Pacific Indigenous art with Japanese manga. A visual artist...
2026
An experience at the crossroads of early cinema and contemporary musical creation. In 1914, Edward S. Curtis filmed the very first feature-length film starring members of the Kwakwaka’wakw communities, an exceptional record of life on the Pacific Northwest coast of...
2026
With a disarming ease and naturalness on stage, Fannie touches the heart directly, without artifice. In “UNE VIE”, she reveals her soulful voice and her music, which is as spellbinding as it is powerful. The album, produced by Jean Massicotte,...
