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Festival des musiques de création : I Want to Tell You Everything – An anthology of Love songs à la Chapelle Saint-Cyriac

Sat 16 May 2026 • 02:00 pm Classical Singing / Contemporary / Création
Chapelle Saint-Cyriac - Lac-Kénogami 15,93$ ou 24,38$
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I Want to Tell You Everything est une performance pour sept voix et piano qui explore avec sensibilité les thèmes de l’amour, de l’identité, de la connexion humaine et de la puissance de l’expression vocale. À travers un programme riche en contrastes, l’œuvre fait dialoguer différentes générations de compositeurs dans une expérience musicale profondément incarnée. Présenté par l’organisme torontois Soundstreams, figure importante de la création musicale au Canada reconnu pour ses productions ambitieuses et ses collaborations avec les plus grands interprètes, le concert rassemble des œuvres de Thierry Tidrow, Claude Vivier, Ana Sokolović et Michael Oesterle. Au cœur du spectacle, Love Songs et Shiraz de Claude Vivier agissent comme véritables piliers dramaturgiques. Habitées par la spiritualité et l’imaginaire du compositeur, ces œuvres marquantes portent la trace de ses voyages en Asie et au Moyen-Orient et témoignent de son langage unique, à la fois brut, lumineux et profondément personnel. Dans l’acoustique naturelle et enveloppante de la Chapelle Saint-Cyriac, les interprètes donnent vie à un parcours vocal saisissant, où la virtuosité se met au service de l’émotion. Une occasion unique de découvrir ces œuvres dans l’ambiance intime de ce lieu unique, situé aux abords du magnifique lac Kénogami. Avec Gregory Oh (piano), Vania Chan (soprano), Carla Huhtanen (soprano), Lindsay McIntyre (soprano), Robin Dann (mezzo-soprano), Bud Roach (ténor), Alex Samaras (baryton) et Keith Lam (baryton).

I Want to Tell You Everything is a performance for seven voices and piano that sensitively explores themes of love, identity, human connection, and the power of vocal expression. Through a richly contrasted program, the work brings together different generations of composers in a deeply embodied musical experience. Presented by the Toronto-based organization Soundstreams, an important force in contemporary music creation in Canada, known for its ambitious productions and collaborations with leading performers, the concert features works by Thierry Tidrow, Claude Vivier, Ana Sokolović, and Michael Oesterle. At the heart of the program, Love Songs and Shiraz by Claude Vivier serve as true dramatic pillars. Infused with the composer’s spirituality and imagination, these landmark works reflect his travels through Asia and the Middle East and showcase his unique musical language, at once raw, luminous, and deeply personal. In the natural, enveloping acoustics of Chapelle Saint-Cyriac, the performers bring to life a striking vocal journey where virtuosity is placed at the service of emotion. It is a rare opportunity to experience these works in the intimate setting of this unique venue, located on the shores of the magnificent Lake Kénogami. Featuring Gregory Oh (piano), Vania Chan (soprano), Carla Huhtanen (soprano), Lindsay McIntyre (soprano), Robin Dann (mezzo-soprano), Bud Roach (tenor), Alex Samaras (baritone), and Keith Lam (baritone).

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