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IAM X OSMApril 7, 8 & 9 2020 - 8 P.M.The emblematic French rap group IAM joins the OSM for the first time! Under the direction of Dina Gilbert,One additionnal performance
April 10 2020 - 8 P.M. -
Internationally acclaimed for his prodigious musical insight and dynamic approach, the charismatic Lorenzo Viotti conducts Die Seejungfrau, a Postromantic symphonic fresco by Zemlinsky inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid.Yefim Bronfman
performs MozartDecember 11, 14 & 15 2019 -
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Great Voices of
Quebec
Sing ChristmasThe OSM is joined by some of Quebec’s most stunning voices in a variety of seasonal classics at the Maison symphonique.DECEMBER 17,18 & 19 - 8P.M.
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Internationally acclaimed for his prodigious musical insight and dynamic approach, the charismatic Lorenzo Viotti conducts Die Seejungfrau.
Yefim Bronfman performs Mozart
December 11, 12 and 13 -
The OSM is joined by some of Quebec’s most stunning voices in a variety of seasonal classics at the Maison symphonique.
Great Voices of Quebec Sing Christmas
December 17 and 19 -
Avec la Symphonie no 8 « Inachevée », Schubert se distancie de l’héritage classique. Dans cette œuvre d’un extraordinaire lyrisme, tout comme dans Die schöne Mullerin, il s’affirme comme un grand mélodiste. Quant à la Symphonie no 5, une des plus enjouées du compositeur, elle s’inscrit dans la lignée du classicisme viennois.
Schubert Festival: Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony
12 janvier -
Schubert composed his brilliant Symphony no. 3 at 18. Soon thereafter, he discovered Rossini, then a favourite of Viennese audiences.
Anniversary Concert: The Vienna of Rossini and Schubert
January 14 -
Schubert Festival: Vienna in Waltz Time
January 15 and 16 -
While Schubert’s Symphony no. 2 endorses the Viennese style developed by Mozart and Haydn, his Symphony no. 4 evinces a more monumental, though personal one.
Schubert Festival: Viennese Classicism
JANUARY 16 -
Un accompagnement dépouillé, un langage musical simple et concis intensifient l’impact expressif du Voyage d’hiver.
Schubert’s Late Masterpieces
JANUARY 17 -
SEASON PARTNERFour renowned titular organists from Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral are the OSM’s guests for an exceptional concert at the Maison symphonique in which the...
The organists of Notre-Dame de Paris at the OSM
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Theodore Baskin, hautbois Alexa Zirbel, hautbois Martin Mangrum, basson Karen Baskin, violoncelle Scott Feltham, contrebasse Geneviève Soly, clavicythérium
BAROQUE DISCOVERIES
JANUARY 24 -
Accompagné de Patrice Bélanger, de nos invités et de l’OSM, vous n’aurez nul besoin de boussoles pour ce voyage à travers les traditions d’ici ou d’ailleurs.
Children's corner: Symphonic Journey
JANUARY 26 -
Prodigious young pianist and winner of the 2009 OSM Manulife Competition, Jan Lisiecki is widely admired for his dazzling technique and exceptional musical maturity.
Jan Lisiecki Meets Brahms
FEBRUARY 5 AND 8 -
Rudolf Buchbinder, piano J.S. Bach, English Suite no. 3, in G minor, BWV 808 Beethoven, Piano Sonata no. 23 in F minor, op. 57, “Appassionata” _ Schubert, Piano...
Bach and Beethoven according to Buchbinder
FEBRUARY 6 -
Dvořák’s Symphony “From the New World”
FEBRUARY 9 -
Eleven of Canada’s finest female voices come together to offer symphonic interpretations of some of the most beloved songs by the celebrated Quebec songwriter Luc Plamondon.
SYMPHONIC PLAMONDON
February 11 & 12 -
Experience an exceptional event! In collaboration with prestigious European musical institutions, the OSM presents Symphonie pour orgue et orchestre by Dusapin, a French composer of international renown.
Kent Nagano Conducts Dusapin and Beethoven
FEBRUARY 18 AND 20 -
Next February 22, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal will hold its seventh annual edition of the Bal des enfants at the Maison symphonique. This year the OSM...
Robin des bois
FEBRUARY 22 -
S’imposant comme l’un des pianistes les plus inspirés de sa génération, Daniil Trifonov revient à Montréal pour éblouir les mélomanes.
Daniil Trifonov Plays Beethoven and Prokofiev
FEBRUARY 23 -
Conductor-composer Matthias Pintscher, who enjoys a busy international career, directs the OSM in a performance of his Ex Nihilo
Matthias Pintscher and Debussy’s La Mer
FEBRUARY 26 AND 27 -
Orgue, batterie et guitare électrique : ce trio explosif revisite les grands tubes des années 70 pour le plus grand plaisir des inconditionnels du Rock et des amoureux de l’orgue.
The organ from Pink Floyd to Zappa
FEBRUARY 29 -
Acclaimed in all corners of the world, Russian conductor Valery Gergiev is in Montreal to conduct a pinnacle of the symphonic repertoire: Bruckner’s Symphony no. 9.
Bruckner’s Ninth Symphony, According to Valery Gergiev
MARCH 4 AND 5
Yefim Bronfman performs MozartDecember 11, 12 and 13 Internationally acclaimed for his prodigious musical insight and dynamic approach, the charismatic Lorenzo Viotti conducts Die Seejungfrau.
Great Voices of Quebec Sing ChristmasDecember 17 and 19 The OSM is joined by some of Quebec’s most stunning voices in a variety of seasonal classics at the Maison symphonique.
Schubert Festival: Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony12 janvier Avec la Symphonie no 8 « Inachevée », Schubert se distancie de l’héritage classique. Dans cette œuvre d’un extraordinaire lyrisme, tout
Anniversary Concert: The Vienna of Rossini and SchubertJanuary 14 Schubert composed his brilliant Symphony no. 3 at 18. Soon thereafter, he discovered Rossini, then a favourite of Viennese audiences.
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