Le week-end rouge


Le Week-end Rouge is a commemoration in song and music of a social drama that marked the residents of Montreal's Centre-Sud district 50 years ago, through a two-movement piece for choir, seven soloists, oboe, euphonium, organ, percussion and invented string instruments.
The concert highlights the social and historical aspects of this event. The intention is in no way denunciatory, but rather a poetic illustration, in song and music, of the need for rapprochement that people feel in the context of disasters or bad weather.
7:30 p.m. - Parc Pierre-Bourgault, rue Alexandre-DeSève
First part of the outdoor concert, at Parc Pierre-Bourgault
8 p.m. - Église du Sacré-Cœur-de-Jésus, rue Ontario
For the second part of the concert, the public is invited to join us at the Église du Sacré-Cœur-de-Jésus, located on Ontario Street between Plessis and Alexandre-DeSève.
Program
Artists
- (Mezzo-soprano (1st and 2nd parts))
- (Mezzo-soprano (1st and 2nd parts))
- (Bass (1st and 2nd parts))
- (Percussion (1st and 2nd parts))
Gabriel Frank (Euphonium (1st and 2nd parts))Virginie Mongeau (Soprano (2nd part))Camille Espaignol-Jacques (Soprano (2nd part))Gabrielle Cloutier (contre-alto (2nd part))Jacqueline Leclair (Hautbois (2nd part))Daniel Leroux (Organ (2nd part))- (Percussion (2nd part))
- (Direction, bass and invented string instruments)
Grand Choeur Centre Sud (1st and 2nd parts)
Representation(s)
Place
Pricing
Free | Voluntary Donation |