Digital copies of the Amateur Musician
from 1998-2008 can be found at:
https://cammac.ca/en/journals/
Musicians wanted for
CAMMAC-Montreal Symphony Orchestra
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This is not a CAMMAC-Montreal activity
A NEW Celtic choir
directed by Linda Morrison
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The committee has prepared a varied program for this season. Waiting to see our regulars and welcome newcomers. To make our region more active, we welcome your ideas and suggestions. We need contact information to organize one-day workshops such as: folk, jazz, strings, winds, orchestra etc … You can communicate at any time with one of the members of the committee.
Location: Vanier College Campus, Main Entrance, 821 Ste. Croix Ave., Room: A-250, St-Laurent (Metro du Collège)
Day: Sunday afternoons, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $7.00 for CAMMAC members, $10.00 for others.
Note: Parking: Vanier’s Security will no longer be issuing passes for parking so please park on the street or close to the Church next door. Sorry for this inconvenience.
For information/reservation: Carolyn Adams: 514-695-8610 or
frs.marcotte@videotron.ca
April 22, 2018
Conductor: Sébastian Lauriault
Composer: Beethoven
Work: Mass in C Major
SATB and orchestra
Instruments: All instruments except trombones.
Sebastien Lauriault studied orchestra conducting with Maestro Raffi Armenian at the Conservatoire de Musique du Québec in Montreal, where he received the Prize in Orchestra Conducting in 2001. He also studied musical analysis with Serge Provost and his memoir in this discipline, covering the work of Gilles Tremblay, Fleuves, also won him the Prix du Conservatoire in 1998. He also studied choral conducting with the Maestro Louis Lavigueur.
Sebastien Lauriault first began his musical studies in violin before turning to writing music and orchestration under the supervision of Jacques Faubert, graduating from the Conservatory in that discipline.
Actively involved in CAMMAC, where he served as an instructor and director, Sebastien Lauriault led for seven years the CAMMAC- Montreal Symphony Orchestra, with which he presented W. A. Mozart’s Requiem and Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. From 2000 to 2006, he also served as musical director of the Theatre lyrique de la Montérégie with which he presented several operettas and did several tours in France. He was musical director of the Choeur de la Montagne (Beloeil) where he presented Giacomo Puccini’s Messa di Gloria and Johannes Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem.
Join the orchestra and come celebrate the launch of this new season with us.
For this year, we have prepared twin novelties by separating the tear in 3 sessions and having a greater number of section rehearsal at the start of each one:
– Autumn,
From Thursday September 07 to Thursday November 09, Dress rehearsal Friday 10 and a concert on Saturday November 18;
– Winter,
From Thursday November 23 to Thursday February 15, Dress rehearsal Friday 16 and a concert over the February 17-18 week-end;
– Spring,
From Thursday March 01 to Thursday May 10, Dress rehearsal Friday 11 and a concert over the May 12-13 week-end;
Looking forward to seeing you Thursday September 07 !
Cheers,
The Orchestra Committee
Jean-Pierre, Dominic, Isabelle, Jean-Philippe, Nathalie, and Samuel.
For more information click on ORCHESTRA at the top of the page.
| For all information about CAMMAC-Montréal : | roussdan@videotron.ca or phone: 450-585-1146 |
| michelinetanguay@sympatico.ca or phone 450-681-6950 |
