Concert

Emmanuel Lacopo & Il Buio

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Il Buio is a Montréal-based large ensemble exploring the boundaries of 21st-century classical music through collaboration, experimentation, and cross-genre practice. 

Founded by guitarist and composer Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo, the ensemble combines strings, guitars, percussion, piano, and electronics to create immersive works that blend chamber music, post-rock, ambient music, and contemporary classical practices. Inspired by Montréal’s experimental music legacy and artists such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Il Buio creates adventurous and approachable concert experiences that expand how audiences engage with contemporary chamber music.

Projet accompagné dans le cadre du Pôle Relève - programme de diffusion et de circulation des oeuvres et des artistes de la relève en musique contemporaine soutenu par le CALQ

ARTISTS

Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar – Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo
Comment start Electric Guitar – Alexander Bridger
Cello I – Joshua Morris
Cello II – Jaeyoung Chong
Cello III – Crystal Kim
Violin – Maitreyi Muralidharan
Viola – Stephanie Galipeau
Tenor – Thomas Gauthier-Lang
Piano – Amanda Kohn
Drums/Percussion – Martin Daigle Comment end  

Artists

Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo

Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar

Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo

Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo is a post-classical guitarist, composer, and educator exploring what the guitar can become in the 21st century. His work blends classical guitar, live electronics, improvisation, and contemporary production techniques to create immersive musical experiences that move beyond…
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Credits

  • Emmanuel Jacob Lacopo Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar
  • Alexander Bridger Electric Guitar / Synthesizer
  • Joshua Morris Cello I
  • Jaeyoung Chong Cello II
  • Crystal Kim Cello III
  • Thomas Gauthier-Lang Saxophone tenor
  • Maitreyi Muralidharan Violin
  • Stéphanie Galipeau Viola
  • Amanda Kohn Piano
  • Martin Daigle Drums/Percussion

Practical information

Where is the concert held?

Salle Bleue | Édifice Wilder, 1435 Rue de Bleury #102, Montréal

How do I get to the venue?

Metro : Place-des-Arts