The Season of Messiahs
With the holiday season upon us and restrictions being lifted in concert venues across Canada, Handel’s Messiah, a long-anticipated perennial holiday tradition, is back again…
Browsing: Les Violons du Roy
Upcoming concerts (October-November 2021)
New edition of the CIOC… at last! The Canadian International Organ Competition is making a comeback after more than four years. Scheduled for last year,…
Fall 2021 Highlights: Orchestra, chamber and solo
Every concert can be deemed a highlight after a season like 2020-21. While the 2021-22 schedule is not quite as packed as it was in…
Bourgie Hall in their own words
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet I have always had the greatest pleasure playing in Bourgie Hall. I like the size of the room, the friendliness of the audience…
Les Violons du Roy pays tribute to healthcare workers with Philippe Sly
Quebec City, May 20, 2021 – The Les Violons du Roy Benefit Gala, presented by Radio-Canada and under the direction of Bernard Labadie, will welcome…
This Weekend’s Streams: Dec. 25th-27th
Here are this weekend’s streamed concerts we think you shouldn’t miss! This feature will run until January 1, 2021. To submit your event, please email newseditor@lascena.org.…
This Weekend’s Streams: Dec. 11th-13th
Here are this weekend’s streamed concerts we think you shouldn’t miss! This new feature will run from now until January 1, 2021. To submit your event,…
Jonathan Cohen Brings Many Skills to Les Violons du Roy
Meet Jonathan Cohen, cellist, baroque cellist, classical cellist, orchestral player, chamber musician, Cambridge scholar, pianist, harpsichordist, conductor, recreational sailor, father of one. And most importantly…
Remarkable Mezzo-Soprano Christine Rice to Give Special Performance of Vocal Works With Les Violons Du Roy
Quebec City, November 21, 2019 – Music director Jonathan Cohen and Les Violons du Roy welcome mezzo‑soprano Christine Rice for a varied program of richly…
La Chapelle de Québec
La Chapelle de Québec isn’t performing its first Messiah by Handel – far from it. On this side of the Atlantic, tradition has it that…
