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XXIth Festival of the Association des orchestres de jeunes du Québec Gala Concert at the Maison symphonique

Sun 31 Mar 2024 • 02:00 pm classique
Maison symphonique - Montréal 38$
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The Association des orchestres de jeunes du Québec (AOJQ) reunites youth orchestras from Quebec to promote music and encourage exchanges between students.

The 2024 AOJQ XXIst Festival will feature seven orchestras under the baton of three reputed conductors: Naomi Woo, Adam Johnson, and Jean-Philippe Tremblay.

L’Association des orchestres de jeunes du Québec (AOJQ) regroupe les orchestres de jeunes du Québec pour promouvoir la musique et favoriser les échanges entre les jeunes.

Le XXIe Festival de l’AOJQ 2024 rassemblera sept orchestres sous la direction de trois chefs réputés : Naomi Woo, Adam Johnson, et Jean-Philippe Tremblay.


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