
This summer, immerse yourself in the sounds of world-class, live performances featuring internationally renowned musicians at the CAMMAC Music Centre.
The Musical Sundays Concert Series showcases a diverse range of genres, including classical, jazz, Broadway, folk music, and more. With 8 concerts scheduled throughout the summer, there’s something new to discover each week.

Sunday Brunch has never sounded so good…
Make your Laurentian summer weekend even more enjoyable by treating yourself to CAMMAC’s famous all-you-can-eat brunch, while enjoying the spectacular view of Lake MacDonald from our dining room and terrace. A delicious selection of freshly-prepared dishes is offered, to suit every taste.

Relax while enjoying live music in a beautiful setting…
Make a day of it and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life with family, friends, or on your own. After brunch, enjoy the lake, explore the local trails, or visit one of the many attractions in the region.
Purchase your tickets online today and prepare to be enchanted by the beauty of the Laurentians and the mesmerizing sounds of live music by the lake at the CAMMAC Music Centre.
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS FOR THE 2023 SEASON OF THE MUSICAL SUNDAYS CONCERT SERIES:
Spaces are limited so be sure to purchase your tickets online in advance.
A limited number of tickets may be available to purchase on the day of the concert, so to be sure to reserve your spot we ask that you purchase your tickets online at least 3 days before the event.
ADULTS | SENIORS & STUDENTS |
CHILDREN (12 and under) |
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CONCERT & BRUNCH: Sunday July 2, 2023 – Marc Hervieux |
$60.00 | $50.00 | $40.00 |
CONCERT ONLY: Sunday July 2, 2023 – Marc Hervieux |
$45.00 | $40.00 | $20.00 |
CONCERT & BRUNCH: Events from July 9 to August 20, 2023 |
$50.00 | $40.00 | $30.00 |
CONCERT ONLY: Events from July 9 to August 20, 2023 |
$35.00 | $30.00 | $20.00 |
You can also purchase tickets by phone by calling Customer Service: 819-687-3938 / 1-888-622-8755, ext. 25.
Please note that we are receiving an unusually high volume of calls at the moment, and call-back times are much longer than usual, so we ask that you purchase your tickets online by preference.
IMPORTANT: Please do not come to CAMMAC if you have symptoms of Covid-19. Anyone arriving with symptoms will not be admitted.
UPCOMING CONCERTS:

Sunday July 2, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Marc Hervieux in Concert: an intimate performance
Tenor Marc Hervieux will offer an intimate recital for voice and piano, performing a selection of songs from his his albums Nostalgia 1 and 2 in English, Spanish, Italian and French.
The repertoire will include songs by renowned artists such as Charles Aznavour, Neil Diamond, Kenny Rogers, Elvis, Engelbert Humperdinck, Willie Nelson, Perry Como and others.
Marc Hervieux, on the creation of his albums Nostalgia 1 and 2: “I already had an album in mind, but the pandemic changed its form a bit. In April 2020, after a few weeks of forced downtime, I was sitting in my family room at home and suddenly, I saw myself as a young child listening to my parents’ records on the family stereo. Overwhelmed with nostalgia, I immediately wanted to revisit these songs, with humility and without reinventing them! Going back in time and reliving my childhood for a few songs, a time when I could have never imagined experiencing a year like the one we are all living through now.”

Sunday July 9, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Phaeton Piano Trio
Friedemann Eichhorn
Peter Hörr
Florian Uhlig
The Phaeton Piano Trio features three highly acclaimed German artists of international caliber: Friedemann Eichhorn, Peter Hörr and Florian Uhlig.
As successful soloists, they have performed on the most prestigious stages in Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world for over two decades. A few years ago, they combined their talents to form the Phaeton Piano Trio and have been exploring the ensemble’s rich repertoire ever since. The Trio has been invited to perform in various countries, including Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Switzerland.
In 2016, they made their South American debut in Santiago de Chile. Since then, they have performed in major music cities in Europe, and in 2020 they made their North American debut with concerts at the Library of Congress in Washington and at the Frick Collection in New York.
“…one of the most exciting piano trios on the international concert scene.” – Rheinzeitung, Bad Kreuznach
“…the playing by the Phaeton was everything one could hope for. The three gentlemen seized our imagination with the urgency of their opening phrases. The flow of music from the keyboard underscores lambent sounds from the violin and cello; everything melds into a rich blend, which has the emotional pull of Olde World style and grace. My companion and I were soon swept into that world by the Phaeton’s inspired – and inspiring – playing.” – Oberon (NYC)


Sunday July 16, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Alliage Quintett
Daniel Gauthier, soprano saxophone
Miguel Valles Mateu, alto saxophone
Simon Hamrath, tenor saxophone
Sebastian Pottmeier, baritone saxophone
Jang Eun Bae, piano
Winners of two Echo-Klassik prizes, “Alliage” is a most charming alloy of four saxophones and a piano.
Unique to this ensemble is their ability to create the illusion of a large orchestra. The melodic and expressive-sounding saxophones combine with the orchestral fullness of a piano to create a listening experience of the highest quality. The quintet was founded by Quebec native Daniel Gauthier, currently the only professor for classical saxophone in Germany (Hochschule für Musik, Cologne) and the ensemble‘s leader and soprano. He is joined by three of today’s best soloists on saxophone: Miguel Valles Mateu, alto; Simon Hamrath, tenor; and Sebastian Pottmeier, baritone. The quintet is completed by the Korean pianist Jang Eun Bae, an experienced and well-versed chamber musician.


Sunday July 23, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Music and Dance on a Quebec-Celtic Theme
Pierre Chartrand, dance
Bronwyn Thies-Thompson, vocals
Alexis Chartrand, violin
Nicolas Babineau, violin and guitar
Get ready for a toe-tapping hour of Québec-Celtic “Trad” music and dance!
World-renowned Trad dancer Pierre Chartrand will be joined by Bronwyn Thies-Thompson (vocals), Alexis Chartrand (violin), and Nicolas Babineau (violin and guitar), to create an eclectic explosion of energetic rhythms.

The artists thank the Conseil des arts de Montréal for its financial support.

Sunday July 30, 2023 – 11 a.m.
The World is Jazz!
Guillaume Martineau Trio
Guillaume Martineau, piano
Éric Lagacé, double bass
Mark Nelson, drums
Pianist Guillaume Martineau highlights the highly permeable boundary between classical and jazz.
Very active on the Montreal jazz scene for almost a decade, the trio is completed by Éric Lagacé, former bassist for Oliver Jones, and drummer Mark Nelson. The concert will focus on jazz standards influenced by various world music styles, such as Duke Ellington’s Caravan, Jobim’s bossas (Desafinado), works of Latin origin (Poinciana), Afro-Cuban (Afro-Blue), klezmer (Bei mir bist du schön), and more.
“Guillaume Martineau’s musical universe is diverse and constantly evolving. He is a curious and versatile musician who accumulates experiences while remaining true to his passions.”

Sunday August 6, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Broadway Bites
Chris Barillaro
Lisa Forget
Jonathan Patterson
Join the multi-talented Montreal-based trio of Chris Barillaro, Jonathan Patterson, and Lisa Forget for a celebration of musical theatre!
From songs they have performed in shows to songs they wish they had sung, take a journey with them through some magical music that will put a smile on your face from ear to ear.

Sunday August 13, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Twenty Fingers and a Piano
Fortin-Poirier Duo
Amélie Fortin
Marie-Christine Poirier
With twenty fingers and one piano, a concert by the Fortin-Poirier Duo is a performance of two minds, four hands, and… thousands of notes!
Wherever they go, the Fortin-Poirier Duo shines a spotlight on the art of piano duets. But above all, their performance is a testament to the close bond shared by two great friends, who captivate audiences with their colorful and dynamic show. Join the pianists on a journey through a selection of their favorite works!
Regarded as one of Canada’s most active and exceptional duos of their generation, the Fortin-Poirier Duo is known for its outstanding musical chemistry, as well as the deep sensitivity and remarkable rapport between its two performers. Since 2005, Amélie Fortin and Marie-Christine Poirier have brought the art of piano duets to thousands of listeners with their dynamic and unconventional approach.

Sunday August 20, 2023 – 11 a.m.
Ensemble Mirabilia
Luce e Ombra, Antiono Vivaldi
Myriam Leblanc, soprano
Grégoire Jeay, flutes
Antoine Malette-Chénier, harp
Mélisande Corriveau, baroque cello
To close out the Musical Sundays Concert Series, Ensemble Mirabilia will perform Antonio Vivaldi’s Luce e Ombra.
Founded by soprano Myriam Leblanc and flautist Grégoire Jeay, the Mirabilia Ensemble aims to promote primarily baroque music played on period instruments, while also occasionally exploring music from older or more contemporary times arranged for their ensemble. Mirabilia has given itself a broad horizon, allowing it to choose and disseminate a repertoire that will reach audiences of all backgrounds and ages while remaining in the classical realm.
Mirabilia also boasts a vocal dimension masterfully led by soprano Myriam Leblanc, whose growing reputation, exceptional voice, and vivacious performance style continually move audiences and effectively deliver the messages of the great composers of the past.
“The voice is the star: it is pure, crystalline and captivating for these qualities. The publication is therefore crucial for this: it draws our full attention to Myriam Leblanc as an eminent artist of the young generation of singers revealed in recent years.” – The Canadian, January 2021
CAMMAC is a proud member of La Route des Concerts.
La Route des Concerts was created to allow music lovers, sophisticated or otherwise, or even outing enthusiasts, to discover the array of classical concert music on offer, mainly in rural areas and in often little-known venues. The very personality of these venues – some of which are heritage sites – as well as the itineraries to access them, punctuated by unique stops make for the most enchanting detours.
The 2023 Musical Sundays Concert Series has been made possible, in part, with the gracious support from Niche Assurances.
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