Friday, March 9, 2012, 8:00 pm
Chapelle historique du Bon-Pasteur
100, rue Sherbrooke Est [métro Sherbrooke + autobus 24 Ouest / métro Saint-Laurent + autobus 55 Nord], Montréal, Québec
Info: 514-872-5338
Photo: Matt Hovey.
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Production Chapelle historique du Bon-Pasteur
Feet firmly planted in Montreal, ears tuned to the Balkan summits, discover the musical treasures of Southwestern European composers. This journey in concert is not only an occasion to mark the cultural exchange between our two corners of the world, but also a time to discover (or rediscover) Sokolović’s cultural roots. Works by composers either fully or partly Balkan in origin will be accompanied by the music of Maxime McKinley, composer-in-residence for the Chapelle historique du Bon-Pasteur.
Maxime McKinley, Wirkunst-Nijinski (2007)
clarinet, violin, cello, percussion, and piano
Ivan Brkljačić, Seven Illustrations and an Epilogue or When Ksing and Dunu Met Little Stana (A Short History of Belgrade) (2009)
flute, cello, and piano
Petar-Kresimir Klanac, Jeux à vendre (2010-12)
alto flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano
Ana Sokolović, Portrait parle (2006)
violin, cello, and piano
Commission: Trio Fibonacci, with support from the CCA
André Ristic, Environnements improvisés (2002)
flute, clarinet, percussion, piano, violin, and cello
The members of the Portmantô chamber ensemble create musical discoveries for listeners by weaving threads between various eras, or amongst composers, musicians and audiences.
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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