Jean-Michaël Lavoie
Lorraine Vaillancourt
To close its 35th season, NEM invites you to celebrate in style with four commissioned works for this occasion. Complicity, pleasure, and intensity come together.
Lorraine Vaillancourt
Discover a vibrant tribute to the English composer Harrison Birtwistle, along with new works in this enriching program.
Lorraine Vaillancourt
The Spring Concert propels the Ensemble towards pronounced and luminous repertoires from Eastern Europe.
Lorraine Vaillancourt
Jubilant and terrifying, incantatory and explosive, the music of Claude Vivier fascinates and, above all, deeply moves with its depth and originality.
Charles-Éric Fontaine, guest conductor
Jean-Michaël Lavoie
Lorraine Vaillancourt
Guest conductor
Lorraine Vaillancourt
"Our soul cannot die.
Freedom never dies."
— Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861), Ukrainian painter and poet, symbol of resistance to oppression
Jean-Michaël Lavoie, chef invité
Lorraine Vaillancourt
Pascal Germain-Berardi
Lorraine Vaillancourt
This event pays tribute to two exceptional figures of contemporary music who are dearly missed: the composer Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001), whose centennial is being celebrated by the music community this year, and the unforgettable Luis de Pablo (1930 – 2021), loyal friend and collaborator of the NEM who passed away last October.
– Excerpted from the Program Notes (translation)
Lorraine Vaillancourt
Filippo Perocco
First and foremost, Résonance croisée is a new collaboration between European and Quebec artists chosen for their unique and avant-garde approaches to music creation. Audiences can expect to experience a week of concerts. This music needs to be “seen” for the sound to be fully appreciated; the body becomes the instrument and technology, the common thread. Several concerts will be immersive experiences, linking digital art and movement. (Traduction)
– Jeffrey Stonehouse, Artistic Director of Le Vivier
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