After more than 10 years and four tours across Canada, QW4RTZ asks the question: what if life had taken us down different paths? This premise, “What if?”, sparks a playful loss of control where parallel universes collide. From country to metal, from classical to electro, and through the well-known pop repertoire of yesterday and today, QW4RTZ delivers a nonstop whirlwind of sketches, vocal acrobatics, and original performances directed by Serge Postigo. What if a cappella were the key to the multiverse?
Founded in Mont-Tremblant, the Chœur Tremblant is a dynamic vocal ensemble comprising some sixty passionate singers. For over 30 years, the choir has actively contributed to the cultural vitality of the Laurentians region by presenting high-quality, accessible, and unifying concerts characterized by a refined artistic vision.
Its rich and evocative repertoire spans eras and styles—from classical to contemporary song—in thematic programs that blend emotion, finesse, and collective energy.
Renowned for the quality of its performances and its deep roots in the community, Chœur Tremblant now extends its reach beyond the region and is undertaking numerous large-scale projects, both locally and internationally.
Founded in 2022, the Oaline Quintet is a wind ensemble made up entirely of students from the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal. The group explores a diverse repertoire ranging from Franz Danzi to David Maslanka, showcasing the rich tonal possibilities of the wind quintet.
Committed to supporting emerging talent, the ensemble also performs works by student composers from the Conservatory. Since its founding, the Oaline Quintet has distinguished itself through performances of works by composers such as Francis Poulenc, Henri Tomasi, and György Ligeti.
Following a rich and varied album, Pierre Lapointe presents an intimate show in which his artistic world takes on a new dimension thanks to the virtuosity of the Fortin-Poirier duo. Set to arrangements for two pianos, his songs reveal their full depth, blending emotion, humor, and poetry. A moving and luminous evening that reflects the essence of one of Quebec’s most influential singer-songwriters.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
Brahms, Balkans & Bagels explores how folk traditions have inspired the great classical composers. How did Hungarian folk melodies shake up Franz Liszt? What traces did klezmer leave in Gustav Mahler’s works? How did Zoltán Kodály preserve the rustic flavor of peasant songs in his symphonies?
In this colorful concert, classical and folk traditions stand on equal footing, intertwined in touching and virtuosic arrangements. Sometimes festive, sometimes reflective, the music draws tears caught between laughter and emotion, guided by klezmer’s lively dances and ornamentations.
Viviane Audet first gained recognition as an actress before building an acclaimed career as a composer. She has written music for numerous films, television series, and documentaries, including Camion, Les rois Mongols, Arsenault et fils, and Le monde de Gabrielle Roy.
Alongside her work for screen, she is an accomplished singer-songwriter, both as a member of Mentana and as a solo artist. Her 2023 album Les nuits avancent comme des camions blindés sur les filles earned multiple award nominations.
Following her piano project Les filles montagne, she released Le piano et le torrent in 2025, further establishing her voice in the neoclassical repertoire.
M. Demers has built a strong reputation through more than 1,800 youth concerts across seven productions and co-productions. Known for his energy and engaging stage presence, he shares his passion for the trumpet with young audiences across Quebec. His show FRED SOLO has achieved major success in both indoor and outdoor venues.
Active on the classical music scene, he has performed with leading Quebec orchestras, including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Since 2024, he has also served as a musician with the Canadian Armed Forces.
Alongside his performance career, he is a dedicated educator, working as a competition juror and teaching trumpet at Cégep de Sherbrooke and École Pierre-Laporte.
The show that won over audiences is back! After a highly acclaimed tour in Quebec and around the world, Wooden Shapes is back with a brand-new show.
Immerse yourself in the greatest rock classics—Metallica, Harmonium, Guns N’ Roses, David Bowie, and many others—reimagined and performed exclusively on stringed instruments. With even more spectacular arrangements, this show doesn’t aim to imitate; it reinvents.
A bold celebration of rock that strikes right at the heart.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
Gairloch is a trio of world-class musicians based in Montreal. Named after a village in Scotland, they perform traditional Scottish music while also incorporating Irish and Quebec repertoire, and original compositions. Formed in 2022, Gairloch is made up of Seán Dagher (Irish bouzouki, voice), David Gossage (flutes, whistles) and Kate Bevan-Baker (fiddle, voice). The trio has been performing together in various formations since 2010, most regularly at Hurley’s Irish Pub in Montreal. In July 2024, Gairloch was the only Canadian artist invited to perform and present workshops at the Willie Clancy Summer School, Ireland’s largest and most celebrated musical gathering.
Viviane Audet first gained recognition as an actress before building an acclaimed career as a composer. She has written music for numerous films, television series, and documentaries, including Camion, Les rois Mongols, Arsenault et fils, and Le monde de Gabrielle Roy.
Alongside her work for screen, she is an accomplished singer-songwriter, both as a member of Mentana and as a solo artist. Her 2023 album Les nuits avancent comme des camions blindés sur les filles earned multiple award nominations.
Following her piano project Les filles montagne, she released Le piano et le torrent in 2025, further establishing her voice in the neoclassical repertoire.
M. Demers has built a strong reputation through more than 1,800 youth concerts across seven productions and co-productions. Known for his energy and engaging stage presence, he shares his passion for the trumpet with young audiences across Quebec. His show FRED SOLO has achieved major success in both indoor and outdoor venues.
Active on the classical music scene, he has performed with leading Quebec orchestras, including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Since 2024, he has also served as a musician with the Canadian Armed Forces.
Alongside his performance career, he is a dedicated educator, working as a competition juror and teaching trumpet at Cégep de Sherbrooke and École Pierre-Laporte.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
The Jardin des poètes (Garden of Poets) is a mosaic of little gems from French songs of the Renaissance and the 20th century, exploring themes of nature and love. The texts of great poets are set to music here by masters of polyphonic song. An unusual and colorful blend, delivered warmly by a close-knit vocal quartet with perfectly matched voices.
Works by Roland de Lassus, Paul Hindemith, Clément Janequin, Maurice Ravel, Josquin des Prés, Camille Saint-Saëns, Francis Poulenc, Claude Debussy, Lionel Daunais, and Auguste Descarries.
The guitar duo CC Duo, featuring JUNO Award-nominated guitarists Adam Cicchillitti and Steve Cowan, presents *Lyrique*, a program of original arrangements of 19th- and 20th-century piano works. Featuring pieces by Maurice Ravel and Germaine Tailleferre, among others, this concert explores the many facets of lyricism through contrasting styles. With its rich and nuanced sound palette, the guitar offers a fresh perspective on these iconic works.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
When Gregory Charles celebrates music, he celebrates all kinds of music: pop, rock, country, soul, gospel—the music of the past hundred years. And it’s truly a celebration: infectious energy, musical memories, danceable rhythms, and musicians who, together with Gregory, create an irresistible atmosphere of joy and happiness.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
Drawing on his Afro-Sufi musical heritage, Juno Award-nominated singer Ahmed Moneka blends African rhythms and Arabic melodies into a captivating fusion of jazz, soul, and rock. His music explores love in all its forms, while evoking a deep nostalgia for his native Iraq through original compositions and timeless Middle Eastern classics. Driven by infectious energy, he and his musicians invite us to a jubilant celebration of life… from Baghdad to our own homes!
Viviane Audet first gained recognition as an actress before building an acclaimed career as a composer. She has written music for numerous films, television series, and documentaries, including Camion, Les rois Mongols, Arsenault et fils, and Le monde de Gabrielle Roy.
Alongside her work for screen, she is an accomplished singer-songwriter, both as a member of Mentana and as a solo artist. Her 2023 album Les nuits avancent comme des camions blindés sur les filles earned multiple award nominations.
Following her piano project Les filles montagne, she released Le piano et le torrent in 2025, further establishing her voice in the neoclassical repertoire.
M. Demers has built a strong reputation through more than 1,800 youth concerts across seven productions and co-productions. Known for his energy and engaging stage presence, he shares his passion for the trumpet with young audiences across Quebec. His show FRED SOLO has achieved major success in both indoor and outdoor venues.
Active on the classical music scene, he has performed with leading Quebec orchestras, including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Since 2024, he has also served as a musician with the Canadian Armed Forces.
Alongside his performance career, he is a dedicated educator, working as a competition juror and teaching trumpet at Cégep de Sherbrooke and École Pierre-Laporte.
Trüko brings together Gypsy jazz, flamenco, and world music influences in a vibrant and immersive performance.
Led by guitarist Michaël Cotnoir and featuring Mathieu Langlois, Bertil Schulrabe, Gabriel Paquin-Buki, and flamenco singer Alvaro Echanove, the ensemble blends music, song, dance, and percussion into a rich artistic experience.
Inspired by their album Mouvements Nomades, Trüko creates a dynamic musical journey marked by virtuosity, emotion, and the lively exchange between exceptional performers.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
The musicians of Duo Aster—saxophonist Clio Theodoridis and pianist Jonathan Nemtanu—invite you to explore the world of classical music as they take you on a journey around the globe. Through Spanish, Hellenic, and Arab sonorities and across different eras, Duo Aster reveals the beauty of the saxophone and the depth of the piano. Experience the splendour of works by Isaac Albéniz, Pedro Itturalde, and Alexis Ciesla in this musical adventure.
M. Demers has built a strong reputation through more than 1,800 youth concerts across seven productions and co-productions. Known for his energy and engaging stage presence, he shares his passion for the trumpet with young audiences across Quebec. His show FRED SOLO has achieved major success in both indoor and outdoor venues.
Active on the classical music scene, he has performed with leading Quebec orchestras, including the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Since 2024, he has also served as a musician with the Canadian Armed Forces.
Alongside his performance career, he is a dedicated educator, working as a competition juror and teaching trumpet at Cégep de Sherbrooke and École Pierre-Laporte.
Viviane Audet first gained recognition as an actress before building an acclaimed career as a composer. She has written music for numerous films, television series, and documentaries, including Camion, Les rois Mongols, Arsenault et fils, and Le monde de Gabrielle Roy.
Alongside her work for screen, she is an accomplished singer-songwriter, both as a member of Mentana and as a solo artist. Her 2023 album Les nuits avancent comme des camions blindés sur les filles earned multiple award nominations.
Following her piano project Les filles montagne, she released Le piano et le torrent in 2025, further establishing her voice in the neoclassical repertoire.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
Timothy Chooi is an internationally acclaimed violinist celebrated for his virtuosity, expressive artistry, and wide-ranging repertoire. His distinctions include First Prize at the Joseph Joachim International Violin Competition and the prestigious Yves Paternot Prize at the Verbier Festival.
Having performed with leading orchestras and in renowned concert halls around the world, Chooi continues to build an international career with major engagements across Europe and North America.
Born in Canada and raised in the United States, he first gained attention as a teenager performing with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. He is currently Professor of Violin at the University of Ottawa.
CordaVox invites audiences on a captivating musical journey with Nomadic Melodies: Ravel, Britten, Evangelista.
Drawing inspiration from Canada, England, Greece, Brazil, and Spain, the program explores folk and oral traditions through works that blend cultural heritage with classical expression. A vibrant celebration of global sounds, rich in color, emotion, and discovery.
Accompanied by her electric accordion, Ariana Nasr delivers a fresh take on beloved world popular songs from the 20th century. With a voice that effortlessly glides between songs sung in French, English, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, she arranges and interprets a diverse range of styles. Ariana’s repertoire pays tribute to French chanson, highlighting the genre’s most celebrated icons, while also showcasing her own interpretations of jazz, blues, and popular standards.
Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos are among the most vibrant works in the Baroque repertoire. Each instrument finds its place in a captivating, brilliant, and expressive dialogue, rich in contrasts between the soloists and the ensemble. In contrast, the Chaconne in D minor (BWV 1004), a pinnacle of intensity and depth, offers a moment of suspended time. Performed by eleven musicians, this program highlights all of Bach’s genius, blending energy, clarity, and musical delight with a few delightful surprises along the way.
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Originally from the Montérégie region, Tommy Dupuis invites you to celebrate the sonority of the classical guitar through African-, Balkan-, and South American-inspired pieces, arrangements, and innovative techniques. Discover a vast musical universe with a repertoire that ranges from Bach to Chopin to Brouwer and includes original works by Canadian composers written especially for Tommy.
La Fanfare Monfarleau, a true musical UFO in Quebec’s traditional music scene, is original, festive, and bold. Under the artistic direction of Liette Remon, this ensemble of seasoned musicians reinvigorates Quebec’s traditional tunes with a fresh spirit, infused by the joyful and colorful energy of old-time brass bands.
Jos Bouchard, Louis “Pitou” Boudreault, Madame Bolduc, and many other iconic figures come alive again through irresistible rhythms that make you want to dance the night away!
Between drama and introspection, this concert highlights the art of singing in all its expressive richness. Mozart, Schumann, Hahn, Viardot… so many glimpses into the human soul through works that are in turn lyrical, dreamy and passionate, carried by the voice and piano in dialogue. A vocal journey between brilliance and intimacy.
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Seated at her piano, she invites you on an intimate journey through the songs that have shaped her life.
From the Mozart sonata she learned as a child, to the pop music of her teenage years, from the jazz standards she performed in a restaurant, to the disco classics she sang in casinos and nightclubs in Morocco and Atlantic City — each piece has paved the way for her career.She will then take you into the vibrant world of Cuban and Brazilian music, which deeply influenced her in her twenties and have since become her artistic signature. To the rhythm of salsa and bossa nova, travel with her from Havana to Rio.Florence will also revisit her own original compositions — the ones she most loved writing and recording — while paying tribute to Piaf, whom she had the privilege of interpreting with the OSM (Montreal Symphony Orchestra).True to her talent for storytelling, she will punctuate her musical tale with delightful anecdotes collected over her twenty-year career. A PhD candidate in psychology, she will also explore — with curiosity and humor — how music affects the brain and the factors that fuel creativity.An intimate concert not to be missed!
La Fanfare Monfarleau, a true musical UFO in Quebec’s traditional music scene, is original, festive, and bold. Under the artistic direction of Liette Remon, this ensemble of seasoned musicians reinvigorates Quebec’s traditional tunes with a fresh spirit, infused by the joyful and colorful energy of old-time brass bands.
Jos Bouchard, Louis “Pitou” Boudreault, Madame Bolduc, and many other iconic figures come alive again through irresistible rhythms that make you want to dance the night away!
Tango Boréal features the mesmerizing bandoneón of Denis Plante and the passionate guitar of David Jacques. Together, they deliver virtuosic performances punctuated with witty remarks. Their first and second albums captivated critics and won the Opus Prize for Best World Music Album. With an ever-growing repertoire of original works, operas, and collaborations with renowned soloists and orchestras, Tango Boréal has become a dynamic force on the international stage.
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Bïa & Maracuja deliver a vibrant show celebrating the richness of Brazilian music.
Bïa’s warm and expressive voice blends perfectly with the infectious groove of Maracuja, a talented Montreal band.
Their diverse repertoire explores upbeat samba, smooth bossa nova, and festive Afro-Brazilian rhythms, creating an atmosphere that is both intimate and uplifting.
On stage, their connection is palpable, and their passion for music is infectious.
Expect a sunny musical journey filled with captivating melodies and irresistible rhythms that will make you want to dance.
Seated at her piano, she invites you on an intimate journey through the songs that have shaped her life.
From the Mozart sonata she learned as a child, to the pop music of her teenage years, from the jazz standards she performed in a restaurant, to the disco classics she sang in casinos and nightclubs in Morocco and Atlantic City — each piece has paved the way for her career.She will then take you into the vibrant world of Cuban and Brazilian music, which deeply influenced her in her twenties and have since become her artistic signature. To the rhythm of salsa and bossa nova, travel with her from Havana to Rio.Florence will also revisit her own original compositions — the ones she most loved writing and recording — while paying tribute to Piaf, whom she had the privilege of interpreting with the OSM (Montreal Symphony Orchestra).True to her talent for storytelling, she will punctuate her musical tale with delightful anecdotes collected over her twenty-year career. A PhD candidate in psychology, she will also explore — with curiosity and humor — how music affects the brain and the factors that fuel creativity.An intimate concert not to be missed!
Kuné (which means together in Esperanto) is a collective made up of immigrant musicians from all over the world. Their sound captures the experience of living in Toronto, the world’s most diverse city. Through music, they remember where they came from and envision a pluralistic future. Together, they create a sound that is at once global and uniquely local. On stage, Kuné fuses multiple traditions and instruments into an ear-spinning confection of leaping melodies and luscious timbres. Eye opening and ear-pleasing fun for the whole family!
La Fanfare Monfarleau, a true musical UFO in Quebec’s traditional music scene, is original, festive, and bold. Under the artistic direction of Liette Remon, this ensemble of seasoned musicians reinvigorates Quebec’s traditional tunes with a fresh spirit, infused by the joyful and colorful energy of old-time brass bands.
Jos Bouchard, Louis “Pitou” Boudreault, Madame Bolduc, and many other iconic figures come alive again through irresistible rhythms that make you want to dance the night away!
Cœur de pirate is a key figure on the French music scene, capable of introspection and exaltation as well as subversion; with her intimate, confident voice, she both seduces and surprises. An international pop icon, she divides her life and career between Quebec and Europe.
An evening with Cœur de pirate is all about the volatility of feelings, presented with expert attention to detail, between contemplation and exaltation.
An group created in 2015, Les Vioul’ du Chablais arrive directly from France for unique alphorn performances.
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1606, the Order of Good Cheer was America’s first social club where wine, camaraderie, theater and music come together to brighten cold winters. The program features songs inspired by the sea, the new world, absence and hope, timeless melodies and songs that have forged the bonds of French-Canadian culture and music today.
La Fanfare Monfarleau, a true musical UFO in Quebec’s traditional music scene, is original, festive, and bold. Under the artistic direction of Liette Remon, this ensemble of seasoned musicians reinvigorates Quebec’s traditional tunes with a fresh spirit, infused by the joyful and colorful energy of old-time brass bands.
Jos Bouchard, Louis “Pitou” Boudreault, Madame Bolduc, and many other iconic figures come alive again through irresistible rhythms that make you want to dance the night away!
An group created in 2015, Les Vioul’ du Chablais arrive directly from France for unique alphorn performances.
Dive into the richness and intensity of Johannes Brahms and César Franck’ works for violin and piano, performed by two internationally renowned virtuosos: Andrew Wan, violinist with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, and Charles Richard-Hamelin, pianist and laureate of the prestigious Chopin Competition.
Having previously explored and recorded the complete sonatas of Beethoven and Schumann (OPUS and JUNO Awards), these artists now delve into Brahms and Franck’s major works, situated musically between classicism and romanticism. This music masterfully combines lyrical softness with dramatic energy!
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Seated at her piano, she invites you on an intimate journey through the songs that have shaped her life.
From the Mozart sonata she learned as a child, to the pop music of her teenage years, from the jazz standards she performed in a restaurant, to the disco classics she sang in casinos and nightclubs in Morocco and Atlantic City — each piece has paved the way for her career.She will then take you into the vibrant world of Cuban and Brazilian music, which deeply influenced her in her twenties and have since become her artistic signature. To the rhythm of salsa and bossa nova, travel with her from Havana to Rio.Florence will also revisit her own original compositions — the ones she most loved writing and recording — while paying tribute to Piaf, whom she had the privilege of interpreting with the OSM (Montreal Symphony Orchestra).True to her talent for storytelling, she will punctuate her musical tale with delightful anecdotes collected over her twenty-year career. A PhD candidate in psychology, she will also explore — with curiosity and humor — how music affects the brain and the factors that fuel creativity.An intimate concert not to be missed!
La Fanfare Monfarleau, a true musical UFO in Quebec’s traditional music scene, is original, festive, and bold. Under the artistic direction of Liette Remon, this ensemble of seasoned musicians reinvigorates Quebec’s traditional tunes with a fresh spirit, infused by the joyful and colorful energy of old-time brass bands.
Jos Bouchard, Louis “Pitou” Boudreault, Madame Bolduc, and many other iconic figures come alive again through irresistible rhythms that make you want to dance the night away!
Bel and Quinn present their JUNO nominated album, Donte sann yo (2023). Combining Haitian rhythms, soul, jazz, and funk, this project is a song of liberation and joy. The duo pays homage to their ancestors, their mother and the women who walked before them. The two sisters of Haitian descent offer their songs to the audience as an act of healing, love, and self-acceptance. Bel and Quinn want to convey a message of hope. They offer an exciting and authentic show.
An group created in 2015, Les Vioul’ du Chablais arrive directly from France for unique alphorn performances.
An group created in 2015, Les Vioul’ du Chablais arrive directly from France for unique alphorn performances.
To the sound of the n’goni, djembe, naffar, derbouka and dhol, percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance! From African rap to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance, Kattam and his Tam-Tams is an incredible multicultural adventure!
Combining the deep grooves of dub with the energy of punk rock, the raw ecstasy of the blasting horns of Balkan wedding brass bands, and the joys and sorrows of Ukrainian village polyphony, Dumai Dunai delivers a festive performance rooted in Slavic traditions. Singers Natalia Telentso and Eli Camilo sing in Ukrainian, Serbian, Polish, and English, and are accompanied by saxophone, trombone, trumpet, guitar, bass and drumkit.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2025
Pied de la montagne
2:30 to 3:00 pm – Les Cors des Alpes : Vioul’ du Chablais
An group created in 2015, Les Vioul’ du Chablais arrive directly from France for unique alphorn performances.