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Bach / Haendel - Orchestre international Bach Montréal.

Dans 18 jours concert
Pour célébrer son 20e anniversaire, le Festival International Bach Montréal présente sa programmation à Québec lors d'une grandiose soirée baroque réunissant deux compositeurs majeurs du XVIIIe siècle : Johann Sebastian Bach et George Frideric Handel. Le chef d'orchestre John Butt, directeur musical du Dunedin Consort, dirige l'Orchestre International Bach Montréal à travers un triptyque d'œuvres emblématiques. Le programme comprend le Magnificat de Bach, la Water Music de Handel et le Concerto brandebourgeois n° 3 de Bach. Les solistes vocaux sont Myriam LeBlanc (soprano I), Elisabeth Boudreault (soprano II), Marie-Andrée Mathieu (alto), Petr Nekoranec (ténor) et Jonathon Adams (basse). Les membres du chœur également solistes comprennent Len Torrie (soprano I), Charlotte Corwin (soprano II), Stéphanie Pothier (alto), Joé Lampron-Dandonneau (ténor) et William Kraushaar (basse). Le concert a lieu au Palais Montcalm – Maison de la musique, 995, place D'Youville, Québec (Québec), le 19 novembre 2026 à 19 h.

Programme

John Butt

John Butt est le chef d'orchestre du Dunedin Consort et, lors de cette représentation, il assure également la direction de l'Orchestre International Bach de Montréal.

Orchestre international Bach de Montréal

L'Orchestre International Bach Montréal est l'orchestre du festival International Bach Montréal, et il interprétera des œuvres baroques pour la saison du 20e anniversaire du festival.

Myriam LeBlanc

Myriam LeBlanc brings her artistry to Bach / Handel with the Orchestre International Bach Montréal, a concert for lovers of Baroque music. Visitors can enjoy timeless works by two masters in one of Montréal's lively cultural settings, an elegant evening of live classical performance.

Elisabeth Boudreault

Elisabeth Boudreault brings her artistry to the 2026 Opening Concert of the Orchestre International Bach Montréal. Visitors can enjoy an evening devoted to Bach and Handel, two Baroque masters, in a performance that offers a memorable introduction to Montréal's vibrant classical music scene.

Marie-Andrée Mathieu

Marie-Andrée Mathieu is a Montréal-based artist featured at the Orchestre International Bach Montréal's 2026 Opening Concert, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy Baroque masterworks in a refined concert setting, a rewarding stop for classical music lovers exploring the city's vibrant cultural scene.

Petr Nekoranec

Petr Nekoranec est un ténor tchèque interprétant le rôle de Jason dans cette production de Médée de Charpentier.

Jonathon Adams

Jonathon Adams brings his artistry to the 2026 Opening Concert of the Orchestre International Bach Montréal, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy the grandeur of Baroque music, performed live in Montréal's vibrant cultural scene, making it a memorable evening for classical music lovers.

Len Torrie

I don't have verified details about Len Torrie, so I can only describe the context: this artist is linked to the Orchestre International Bach Montréal's 2026 Opening Concert, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy Baroque music in Montréal's vibrant cultural scene. Check the official listings for performance details.

Charlotte Corwin

Charlotte Corwin is a creative artist featured in the 2026 Opening Concert of the Orchestre International Bach Montréal, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy Baroque masterworks performed live, making this an inviting highlight for classical music lovers exploring Montréal's cultural scene.

Stéphanie Pothier

Stéphanie Pothier is a creative artist featured in the Orchestre International Bach Montréal's 2026 Opening Concert, an evening devoted to Bach and Handel. Visitors can enjoy Baroque masterworks in a Montréal concert setting, a fine way to experience the city's classical music scene.

Joé Lampron-Dandonneau

Joé Lampron-Dandonneau is a Québec-based musician featured in the Orchestre International Bach Montréal's 2026 Opening Concert, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy Baroque masterworks in a Montréal setting, making it a rewarding stop for classical music lovers exploring the city's cultural scene.

William Kraushaar

William Kraushaar is a creative artist connected to the 2026 Opening Concert of the Orchestre International Bach Montréal, a Bach and Handel program. Visitors can enjoy baroque masterworks in Montréal's vibrant classical music scene, a fine choice for lovers of live orchestral performance.