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Yves Lambert & son orchestre: French-Canadian Concert.

In 47 days concert
Yves Lambert takes the stage with a seven-piece ensemble for an evening that blends festivity with musical exploration. The show pushes into new harmonic and rhythmic territories while remaining firmly rooted in his signature Québécois sensibility. The core band features Robin Boulianne on violin, mandoline and podorythmie, Paul Audy on guitar, and Mathieu Royer on double bass. They are joined by Geneviève St-Pierre on keyboards and a warm wind section comprising Mélanie Bourrassa on bass clarinet and clarinet, Mary Chalk on bassoon, and Gabriel Schwartz on saxophone, transverse flute, piccolo and percussion. With the Grand Orchestre, Monsieur Lambert delivers a concert rich in sonic textures that celebrates his passionate, open and creative vision of Québec cultural identity.

Lineup

Yves Lambert

Yves Lambert is a Québécois singer and musician who leads a large ensemble exploring new harmonic and rhythmic avenues while affirming a passionate and creative Québécois cultural identity.

Robin Boulianne

Musician who plays violin, mandolin and podorhythmie (foot percussion) in Yves Lambert's core band. He is part of the group that accompanies Lambert in his show with the Grand Orchestre.

Paul Audy

Guitarist in Yves Lambert's core band. He performs with Lambert and his orchestra in a festive show exploring new harmonic and rhythmic avenues.

Mathieu Royer

Double bassist in Yves Lambert's core band. He joins Lambert and the orchestra for the Série Chanson show at Salle Pauline-Julien.

Geneviève St-Pierre

Keyboardist who joins Yves Lambert's core band for the orchestral version of his show.

Mélanie Bourrassa

Plays bass clarinet and clarinet in the warm wind section of Yves Lambert's orchestra.

Mary Chalk

Bassoonist in the wind section of Yves Lambert's orchestra.

Gabriel Schwartz

Multi-instrumentalist in Yves Lambert's orchestra, playing saxophone, transverse flute, piccolo and percussion.