From Liège to Madrid with Sylvain Bergeron, early guitars

October 22, 2022, 8pm Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel 400 St. Paul Street East $40 regular, $35 senior, $20 students This program is dedicated to the composer Mateo Romero, who was born in 1575 in Liège and died in 1647 in Madrid. He was considered to be the last student of the great Franco-Flemish school. For this concert […]

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BIG NEWS!

BIG NEWS!   Flûte Alors! is now able to fundraise through the Conseil des arts de Montréal’s fiscal sponsorship program! Donations of $50 made through fiscal sponsorship are eligible for a tax receipt sent by the Conseil des arts de Montréal. If you wish to support us, there are two ways : by credit card […]

At the court of Henry VIII – NEW date! June 18th at 4PM CArter Hall

À LA COUR D’HENRY VIII   BUY TICKETS Although King Henry VIII captures our collective imagination for many sinister reasons, his reign and numerous reforms undeniably contributed to the rise of English Renaissance polyphony. Music occupied a central place in his life: he composed, sang and excelled on several musical instruments – including the recorder. […]

Next concert May 21st: flûte Alors! and Quatuor Cobalt

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS   For a truly exotic evening, Flûte Alors! joins forces with Quatuor Cobalt, a young Montreal ensemble with the wind in its sails. On the program: original arrangements of the Four Seasons by Astor Piazzolla, as well as the piece Harde Puntjes by Dutch composer Chiel Meijering. The eight musicians will take […]

Concerts to come: “AT THE COURT OF HENRY VIII” in Montreal february 19th and Quebec february 20th

Although King Henry VIII captures our collective imagination for many sinister reasons, his reign and numerous reforms undeniably contributed to the rise of English Renaissance polyphony. Music occupied a central place in his life: he composed, sang and excelled on several musical instruments – including the recorder. In fact, there are nearly 75 examples in […]