Os de Trois-Rivières: Cœur by Gilles Bellemare
The inaugural concert of the Orchestre symphonique de Trois-Rivières’s 2023-24 season, conducted by Alain Trudel, will take place Oct. 21, 2023 and will feature two…
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Industry News April-May 2023
Obituaries Sonia Jelinkova (1923-2023). Violinist and teacher, she taught at the University of Montreal. Her students included Jean-François Rivest, Olivier Thouin, Sylvie Harvey and Julie-Anne…
Orchestre classique de Montréal: Remembering Boris Brott
Executive Director Taras Kulish and Boris Brott had been planning OCM’s (Orchestre classique de Montréal) 2022–2023 since before Boris’s tragic death in Hamilton, Ont., this…
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Awards/Competitions Order of Canada On June 29, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced 89 new appointments. The following are related to music and the arts: Officers:…
Newswire | Brott Family Statement on Naming of FirstOntario Concert Hall After Boris Brott
Hamilton, Ontario (June 23, 2022) – The family of Boris Brott says they are delighted that the Great Hall at FirstOntario Concert Hall will be…
Newswire | OCM Season 83 to Feature Guest Conductors Geneviève Leclair, Alain Trudel
Monteal, June 14, 2022 – Following an emotionally charged spring, the Orchestre Classique de Montréal (OCM) is proud to announce its 83rd season and introduce its two new…
Newswire | Brott Music Festival Announces Alain Trudel as Interim Artistic Director
Hamilton. ON – May 10th, 2022 – The sudden loss of internationally renowned and much-loved Canadian Maestro Boris Brott has brought the future plans of…
Sorel-Tracy: a double anniversary
The next few months are very busy for the Maison de la musique in Sorel-Tracy. To celebrate its 10th anniversary, there will be five major…
CD – Mathieu/Rachmaninoff, Jean-Philippe Sylvestre
Mathieu: Concerto No. 4. Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Op. 43 / Jean-Philippe Sylvestre, piano. Orchestre Métropolitain, Alain Trudel, conductor / ATMA Classique…
Leonard Bernstein and Alain Trudel: Eclectic to the Max
The centennial of Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) has not gone unnoticed. Indeed, his music has made its way the programs of most orchestras this year, our…
