Saturday, November 28, 2009, 8:00 pm
Conservatoire de musique de Montréal
4750, rue Henri-Julien [métro Laurier / métro Mont-Royal], Montréal, Québec
Info: 514-873-4031
Photo: Frédérique Ménard-Aubin
Production Ensemble Chorum
Getting to the heart of Gilles Tremblay’s spirit — the dynamic Ensemble Chorum presents three of the Québécois master’s works alongside major historical composers who inspired him. From Machaut to Debussy all converges around one clear point: a spiritual quest. Prepare for euphoria, contemplation and the proliferation of colour!
Gilles Tremblay, “Envol” (1986), extract from Les Vêpres de la Vierge (1986)
flute
Claude Debussy, Sonate en trio (1915)
flute, viola, and harp
Gilles Tremblay, Aubes (1990)
bass flute, double bass, percussion
Commission: Espace Musique, with support from the CCA
Guillaume de Machaut, Hocquetus David (1360) (Ensemble Chorum, arrangement)
two oboes, two trumpets, tenor trombone, and three percussions
Gilles Tremblay, Croissant (2001)
string quartet
Commission: New Music Concerts for the Penderecki String Quartet, with support from the CCA
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Divertimento en fa majeur, K 138
The Ensemble Chorum brings together 12 high-caliber young musicians, united by a shared desire to reshape the concert format. Together they create events where diversity, rigour, and creativity are the order of the day.
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