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History Reborn ANDRÉ MATHIEU's Concerto De PROMOTION DE CONCERTS ET D’ÉVÉNEMENTS CULTURELS LES CONCERTS JEAN COUTU - ENCORE HONDA Découvrez notre programmation 2017-2018 VÉRONIQUE LUSSIER MARIE-JOSÉE FRANÇOIS LORD DOMPIERRE Histoires de musiques IRINA SOUPER-CONCERT STUDIO DE MUSIQUE CHKOURINDINA NOUVELLE-FRANCE ANCIENNE DE MONTRÉAL QUARTUOR SAGUENAY (ALCAN) QUARTANGO et STÉPHANE TÉTREAULT MONTRÉAL GUITARE TRIO www.promochateauguay.com INFO BILLETTERIE / PROMOTIONS CHÂTEAUGUAY 514 206-1231 Honda CHÂTEAUGUAY SEPT. À NE PAS MANQUER/ NOT TO BE MISSED SEPT. MUSICA CAMERATA MONTRÉAL SAISON DIX SEPT DIX HUIT 21-24-26-28 OCTOBRE 2017 16 sept 18h• Chapelle Bon Pasteur 24 septembre • Saint-Hyacinthe www.cameratamontreal.com www.centredesarts.ca I B E L I E V E ANNONCEZ Jacques-Greg BELOBO votre événement ici! Basse-Baryton présente 12-15-177-19 MAI 2018 Marie-Josée LORD Advertise your Soprano event here! OPERADEQUEBEC.COM ABONNEZ-VOUS ! 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