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Festival International de Jazz de Montréal : Flore Laurentienne à la Maison symphonique

Fri 26 Jun 2026 • 07:00 pm Ambient / électro-minimal / Neoclassical
Maison symphonique - Montréal 40$ ou 51$
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Mathieu David Gagnon travaille depuis longtemps dans l’ombre de projets remarquables en tant qu’arrangeur, orchestrateur, directeur musical et réalisateur. Tout en continuant de jongler avec les projets des autres, il a secrètement donné suite à une inspiration personnelle et a finalement dévoilé en 2019 son œuvre, Flore Laurentienne, Volume I suivie en 2022 de Volume II. Mariage étrangement naturel entre orchestre à cordes et synthétiseurs analogues des années 60 et 70, Flore Laurentienne est une invitation à la contemplation. Les albums de Flore Laurentienne Volume I et Volume II sortis via Costume Records ont conquis le public et séduit les critiques, récoltant deux Félix au Gala de l’ADISQ 2020 et le trophée du Meilleur album expérimental au GAMIQ la même année. Les albums ont également recueilli plusieurs nominations au Gala de l’ADISQ, au Prix JUNO ainsi que sur la longue liste du prestigieux Prix de musique Polaris. La pièce Fleuve No. 1 s’est retrouvée en ouverture du défilé de la maison Chanel à la Paris Fashion Week 2022. 8 tableaux, le dernier album de Flore Laurentienne, est paru le 1er mars 2024 sur Secret City Records. Sur ce nouvel album concept, le compositeur, orchestrateur et musicien, puise l’inspiration dans les œuvres de Jean Paul Riopelle.

Mathieu David Gagnon has long worked behind the scenes on remarkable projects as an arranger, orchestrator, musical director, and producer. While continuing to juggle other people’s projects, he secretly pursued a personal inspiration and finally unveiled his work, Flore Laurentienne, Volume I in 2019, followed by Volume II in 2022. A strangely natural marriage between string orchestra and analog synthesizers from the 60s and 70s, Flore Laurentienne is an invitation to contemplation. The albums Flore Laurentienne Volume I and Volume II, released via Costume Records, won over audiences and critics alike, garnering two Félix awards at the 2020 ADISQ Gala and the Best Experimental Album trophy at the GAMIQ that same year. The albums also received several nominations at the ADISQ Gala, the JUNO Awards, and on the long list for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize. The piece Fleuve No. 1 was featured as the opening number for the Chanel fashion show at Paris Fashion Week 2022. 8 tableaux, Flore Laurentienne’s latest album, was released on March 1, 2024, on Secret City Records. On this new concept album, the composer, orchestrator, and musician draws inspiration from the works of Jean Paul Riopelle.

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