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Festival des musiques de création : Ça me rappelle toi – Chanson réconfortante au Studio Desjardins du CEM

Sun 10 May 2026 • 02:00 pm Contemporary / Création / Jazz
Studio Desjardins du CEM - Chicoutimi 15,93$ ou 24,38$
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En 2024, l’autrice-compositrice-interprète Jeanne Laforest (notamment collaboratrice d’Arianne Roy) créait au CEM Suite pour enfant intérieur, un cycle de chansons expérimentales inspiré par les grandes étapes du passage de l’enfance à l’âge adulte. Ça me rappelle toi est né de la rencontre entre cette œuvre et celle de la saxophoniste et compositrice Florence Garneau. Conçu comme une véritable co-création, le spectacle entrelace leurs univers musicaux dans une proposition commune qui traverse les âges de la vie. Entre souvenirs d’enfance, passage du temps et liens entre générations, leurs musiques font résonner des histoires personnelles inspirées notamment des conversations que Florence a enregistrées avec sa grand-mère. Présenté dans le cadre de la Fête des Mères, ce concert propose un moment de douceur et de proximité à partager en après-midi. Les chansons, délicates et feutrées, laissent entendre des échos de la chanson québécoise des années 1970, tout en intégrant les influences jazz et expérimentales des artistes. En plus de Jeanne Laforest (composition, voix, percussions) et Florence Garneau (composition, voix, saxophone), l’ensemble réunit les artistes de la région Samuel Gaudreault (guitares, arrangements), Sandrine Thibault (voix, percussions), et Émile Boucher Cloutier (voix, percussions).

In 2024, singer-songwriter Jeanne Laforest (known in part for her collaborations with Arianne Roy) created Suite pour enfant intérieur at the CEM, a cycle of experimental songs inspired by the major stages of the transition from childhood to adulthood. Ça me rappelle toi was born from the meeting of this work with that of saxophonist and composer Florence Garneau. Conceived as a true co-creation, the performance intertwines their musical worlds in a shared piece that moves across the different phases of life. Blending childhood memories, the passage of time, and intergenerational connections, their music resonates with personal stories inspired in part by conversations Florence recorded with her grandmother. Presented as part of Mother’s Day celebrations, this concert offers a gentle and intimate moment to share in the afternoon. The delicate, hushed songs echo Quebec chanson of the 1970s while incorporating the artists’ jazz and experimental influences. In addition to Jeanne Laforest (composition, vocals, percussion) and Florence Garneau (composition, vocals, saxophone), the ensemble brings together regional artists Samuel Gaudreault (guitars, arrangements), Sandrine Thibault (vocals, percussion), and Émile Boucher Cloutier (vocals, percussion).

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