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Movement reimagines a Shakespearean tragedy in a bold wordless creation. By Sophie Jama
its 2026-2027 season"/>
Interview with Olivier Godin on a program featuring major names and new discoveries. By Andrew Burlone
Arion Baroque Orchestra invites Montreal audiences on a journey to the heart of the French Grand Siècle with Le Roi danse
sings Orlando di Lasso"/>
On May 2, St Matthias’ acoustic will highlight Lassus’s intricate lines of Renaissance polyphony
Southern Italian Retreat"/>
Experience Calabria’s musical legacy and immerse yourself in Italy’s rhythms, flavours, and soul
at the Maison symphonique"/>
Canadian Premiere of Songs, Battles and Dances of the Old and New World (1100–1780)
for Festival de la Voix"/>
Month-long human voice celebration with concerts across Montreal’s West Island. By Irwin Rapoport
A month of music in April"/>
A vibrant 13th edition, mixing discoveries, renowned artists and emerging voices
groove and flamenco"/>
Traquen’Art presents a Barcelona-based sextet that gives Catalan rumba a fiery new twist
and tears of joy"/>
The trombone and the voice come together in a profoundly expressive dialogue at Bourgie Hall
Oriental musical poetry"/>
Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal unveils Arab‑Persian treasures at Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
June 19, 2026" />
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marriage prevents disputes" />
2026 summer season" />
downtime strategically?" />
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at the Fringe Festival" />
Opportunities to sell" />
from a credit union" />
at the Fringe Festival" />
helps you feel more" />
A living natural heritage /1" />
Suzy’s vegan cookies" />
to save Tamaracouta" />
Rewards of investing" />
playing in Pointe-Claire" />
A jewel worth preserving" />
Chocolate Raspberry Tart" />
without burning out" />
Lansdowne Avenue" />