Newswire | Festival de Lanaudière 2026 Program Unveiled
Joliette, March 18, 2026 – From July 3 to August 2, let yourself be carried away by a summer of music at the Festival de Lanaudière. Between works…
Browsing: Bernard Labadie
Industry News November/December 2025
Appointments Les Violons du Roy and La Chapelle de Québec have announced news that Bernard Labadie will assume the music directorship of the orchestra starting…
Newswire | Bernard Labadie appointed Music Director of Les Violons du Roy
Quebec City, October 28, 2025 – Les Violons du Roy and La Chapelle de Québec announce that Bernard Labadie will assume the music directorship of…
Review | COC’s Orfeo ed Euridice Radiates Simple Beauty with Perfectly-Matched Vocals
How do you make a 90-minute opera with only three characters, staged against a black, white and grey backdrop interesting? That is a challenge the…
Lanaudière Festival 2025, Etched in History
Joliette – August 7, 2025 – With the grandiose Carmina Burana, a powerful and energetic overture delivered by the Montréal Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Rafael Payare, and Tristan und Isolde as a monumental finale performed…
Les Violons du Roy: Striking the balance between tradition and modernity
On March 20, Les Violons du Roy unveiled their 42nd season. Between October 2025 and May 2026, they will present concerts in both Quebec City…
COC’s 2025/2026 Season Blends Iconic Operas With Bold New Visions
Toronto – The Canadian Opera Company has announced its 2025/2026 season today featuring bold new productions, blockbuster audience favourites, and landmark works from two of Canada’s leading creative visionaries.…
Les Violons du Roy: 40 Years of Musical History
The 2024-25 season marks the 40th anniversary of Les Violons du Roy. Founded by Bernard Labadie in 1984, the Quebec City chamber orchestra first made…
La Chapelle de Québec Reigns Glorious: Vivaldi’s Gloria
La Chapelle de Québec is one of the crown jewels of Canada’s classical music scene.
Les Violons du Roy: Finding Peace in Fauré’s Requiem
Les Violons du Roy and La Chapelle de Québec join forces to present two cornerstones of the choral repertoire: the requiems of Fauré and Duruflé.
