Thursday, September 27, 2007, 8:00 pm

Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste

309, rue Rachel Est [métro Mont-Royal], Montréal, Québec

Tickets

  • Regular: $20.00
  • Student: $15.00
  • 50 YO +: $10.00

Walter Boudreau, Raôul Duguay

Photo: Jacques Cabana

Radio SMCQ: Musiques du feu

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Produced by the SMCQ in partnership with the Festival Orgue et Couleurs and in collaboration with SMAM and Society for Arts and Technology [SAT]

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Walter Boudreau takes to the podium with the choir of the Studio de Musique Ancienne de Montréal (SMAM): an occasion that is not to be missed! As part of a scintillating concert given by the Société de Musique Contemporaine du Québec (SMCQ) that will bring together winds, percussion, organ, choir, and a narrator, the celebrated, red-shod conductor will set aside his own group for the time it takes to perform two works — to bring Claude Vivier alive with a whole choir of voices. A celestial experience at the centre of one fiery musical event!

Presented as part of Montréal/New Music’s “Série Hommage.”

Programme

  • Claude Vivier, Ô! Kosmos! (1973)

    choir and soprano

    Commission: Iseler Singers

  • Claude Vivier, Jesus erbarme dich (1974)

    choir and soprano

  • Jean Lesage, Fanfare: «… und was ist denn Musik?» (1988)

    three horns, four trumpets, three trombones and tuba

  • Michel Gonneville, Ho-Ma. Dialogues et mixtures possibles (premiere)

     

    Commission: SMCQ

  • Walter Boudreau, Golgot(h)a (1990) (Raôul Duguay, libretto)

    two trumpets, two horns, two trombones, tuba, sampled solo voice, sampled mixed choir (SATB), organ, and five percussions

    Commission: Société Radio-Canada (SRC)

    • 1. pré-prélude
    • 2. prélude
    • 3. fanfare 1a
    • 4. station 1
    • 5. fanfare 2
    • 6. station 2
    • 7. fanfare 3
    • 8. station 3
    • 9. fanfare 4
    • 10. station 4
    • 11. fanfare 5
    • 12. station 5
    • 13. fanfare 6
    • 14. station 6
    • 15. fanfare 7
    • 16. station 7
    • 17. fanfare 1b
    • 18. interlude
    • 19. fanfare 8a
    • 20. station 8
    • 21. fanfare 9
    • 22. station 9
    • 23. fanfare 10
    • 24. station 10
    • 25. fanfare 11
    • 26. station 11
    • 27. fanfare 12
    • 28. station 12
    • 29. fanfare 13
    • 30. station 13
    • 31. fanfare 14
    • 32. station 14
    • 33. postlude I
    • 34. postlude II

  • Gilles Tremblay, Musique du feu (1991)

    solo piano, flute (and piccolo), two flutes, three oboes, clarinet, clarinet (and clarinet in E-flat), clarinet (and bass clarinet), three bassoons, four horns, three trumpets, two trombones, bass trombone, two tubas and six percussions

    Commission: SMCQ, with support from the CCA

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