Since 1997, SMCQ Jeunesse’s music performances offer kids and adults important moments centered on music, with the goal to go far beyond the beaten track while focusing on traditionnal music for children technics, like sound effects or musical themes associated with specific characters. By commissioning new works from today’s composers and writers and by revisiting the “established” children’s repertoire, SMCQ Jeunesse proposes new vistas in order to present an array of unique shows where danse, drama and visual arts are all part of the musical game. SMCQ Jeunesse’s productions are a gage to enhancing kids’ imagination and to stimulating new tastes, interests and projects.
Such great artists as that Gilles Vigneault, Denis Gougeon, Marie Décary, Ana Sokolović, Carl Béchard, Louis-Dominique Lavigne, Lise Gionet, Claude Laroche, Jacques Piperni, Klimbo, Félix Beaulieu-Duchesneau and QUAD have thus contributed to the success of the complete art works that are SMCQ Jeunesse productions for children.
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New At SMCQ Jeunesse?There is still time to register for the first edition of the SMCQ Jeunesse piano competition! Participate by interpreting an original work by our maestro Walter Boudreau. The prize-winner will perform the work at a FAMEQ concert in addition to receiving a $1,000 grant.
News posted by Guillaume De Pauw on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
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Participate in the SMCQ Jeunesse Piano Competition focused on an original work by our maestro Walter Boudreau!
News posted by Claire Cavanagh (translation: Peggy Niloff) on Thursday, September 20, 2012
SMCQ Jeunesse achieved a tremendous success, with, more than 18,000 young participants in All Ears / All Play. What a record! And the children say it best!
News posted by Guillaume De Pauw on Thursday, May 3, 2012
Check out your kid’s backpacks for lots of info on Ana Sokolović! From April 10th to the 13th, All Ears / All Play will introduce contemporary music in a way that’s both enjoyable and educational. The program includes: comic strips, music creativity games designed by Ana, works from her repertoire, classroom videos featuring interviews with the composer and the performance of Viva la musica! her new work especially created for the participating students.
News posted by Guillaume De Pauw (translation: Peggy Niloff) on Tuesday, April 10, 2012
The SMCQ has been moving in step with the lively rhythms of new music for over forty-five years. With its regular concert season, its Série hommage (Homage Series), an international festival, and a young listener’s programme, the society has served both as a platform for today’s composers and as a window on creative works for everyone.
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