Every Wednesday, all summer long, come and discover 100% free musical performances in the sumptuous Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs church, located in the heart of Promenade Wellington.
It’s the perfect opportunity to discover local music and our heritage after an aperitif or dinner!
Every Wednesday at 7:30pm
Free admission
*These events are organized by Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs.
ADDRESS:
4155 Wellington Street,
Verdun, H4G 1V8
Schedule
JUNE:
Wednesdays June 12, 19, and 26 at 7:30 pm
JULY:
Wednesdays July 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 at 7:30 pm
AUGUST:
Wednesdays August 7, 14, 21 and 28 at 7:30 pm
Discover the program chosen by Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs to delight your eyes (and ears) every Wednesday this summer!
First concert of the season under the musical direction of Vincent Dodier.
- Performance of excerpts from Notre-Dame-de-Paris;
- Unveiling of the Lego model of the church and presbytery.
- Presentation of a short video
- A few other surprises!
Discover the end-of-year concert by the students of the École de musique de Verdun, with over 400 students of all ages receiving in-depth musical training.
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Proud of his Quebec culture, Martin will pay tribute to the Quebec artists who have influenced his career. With the help of his 5 musicians, he will present some of his own compositions, as well as several musical hits that have contributed to the influence of Quebec music.
Discover memorable tunes from classical, popular and film music, reinvented for a unique combination of instruments!
The Allegria Trio, featuring violinist Emma Tomiuk, oboist/clarinetist William Brenner and pianist/accordionist Daniel Benedetti, will make you cry, sing and dance!
From La Bonne Chanson to Plamondon, via Félix Leclerc, Richard Desjardins, Fabienne Thibault, Ginette Reno, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Beau Dommage, Gilles Vigneault and many others.
Chantons le Québec is a journey through Quebec's most beautiful songs. Our three artists, Raphaëlle Paquette on vocals, Francis Tétu on guitar and Mathieu Gagné on double bass, will transport you into memories and emotions!
Pianist Jacques St-Jean, soprano Diane Hirsch and violinist and baritone David Croteau will thrill you with tunes from Charlie Chaplin to Johann Strauss.
Proud Verdun native Jean-François Guay will bring his voice to the piano of Vincent Dodier, virtuoso organist at Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs.
Winner of several popular singing competitions and having won three leading roles in musicals, Jean-François Guay will share popular classics from French, Quebec and English chanson. Melting Pop! is a show that blends pop, rock, folk and musical comedy.
Participants: a pianist with four singers from the Canadian Vocal Arts Institute.
Some of opera's most famous scenes will be performed and sung.
The ultimate cinematic experience!
Enzo de Rosa at the piano presents this show, accompanied by two virtuosos who bring modern performances to life, but with a classical spirit. They are violinist Olga Murysina and cellist Dmitry Babich. Together, they have taken on the audacious task of bringing to life the emotional power of the most famous notes from the silver screen, accompanied by a projection of their finest extracts.
This brass quintet, made up of Denis Bellemare (horn), Claude Archambault (trombone), Denis Desnoyers (tuba), Denys Lussier (trumpet) and Josée St-Onge (trumpet), showcases chamber and ambient music. Founded in 2000 in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Brass Kamarades has developed an elegant, flexible approach to the music it plays. The five musicians have a solid grasp of chamber music for brass. Their repertoire is surprisingly rich and diverse.
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Performers: Marie-Ève Beauchesne (soprano), René Voyer (tenor), Manuel Blais (baritone), Andrea Nirgrim (piano).
These artists will deliver the great arias of Bizet's opera, one of the most performed in the world.
The Harpissimo-Québec ensemble invites you to an evening of dance and sweetness with this dreamy concert. To the rhythm of South American and Celtic harps, traditional and popular music will float by.
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