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Téléchargez La Version sm21-4_BI_01_LSMcover-BLACK-B_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-11-30 6:21 PM Page 1 GAGNEZ WIN, P. 58 sm21-4_BI_64_SCENAcover-BLACK-B_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-11-30 7:06 PM Page 1 GAGNEZ WIN, P. 58 sm21-4_BI_3_ADS_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-11-26 6:31 PM Page 3 Décembre 2015 Janvier 2016 5 10 12, 14 12, 18 15 Jean-François Rivest Raymond Perrin Luc Beauséjour David Martin Cristian Gort Samedi 5 décembre – 19 h 30, salle Claude-Champagne Les étudiants de l’Atelier de musique contemporaine se joignent CONCERT Le concert dont vous êtes le héros aux musiciens de l’ensemble du pays pour rendre hommage L’Orchestre de l’Université de Montréal (OUM) au compositeur canadien John Rea. Lors de cette soirée riche sous la direction de Jean-François Rivest en contrepoints et harmonies, les étudiants interpréteront cinq En collaboration avec ICI Musique, diffuseur officiel œuvres de John Rea et des compositions de György Ligeti, Ce concert-événement, consacré à de grandes œuvres du répertoire Marie-Hélène Fournier, Thérèse Brenet et Ana Sokolovic´. et à une création issue de la collaboration d’une compositrice avec le public, est le point culminant d’un concept interactif : au début Mercredi 16 décembre – 18 h 30, salle Claude-Champagne de l’automne, le chef Jean-François Rivest et ICI Musique invitaient CONCERT de l’Atelier de percussion de l’UdeM les internautes à « voter » pour choisir les œuvres du concert ! sous la direction de Julien Grégoire Au programme : Mendelssohn, Ouverture du Songe d’une nuit Œuvres de compositeurs des XXe et XXIe siècles d’été – Beethoven, Concerto pour piano no 3 en do mineur (soliste : Marine Blassel, 1er Prix du Concours de concerto 2015 de l’OUM) – Vendredi 18 décembre – 17 h, salle Claude-Champagne Yuliya Zakharava, création (intégrant la mélodie et le rythme choisis CONCERT de l’Ensemble de cuivres par le vote du public) – Prokofiev, Suite no 2 de Roméo et Juliette sous la direction de David Martin 12 $, gratuit (étudiant) – Billetterie : admission.com – 1 855 790-1245 Œuvres de Koetsier, Lauridsen, Martin, Cheetham, Grieg, Renseignements : musique.umontreal.ca – 514 343-6427 Tomasi, Bucionis Mardi 19 et mercredi 20 janvier – 19 h 30 Jeudi 10 décembre – 19 h, salle Claude-Champagne salle Claude-Champagne CONCERT Chœurs réunis CONCERTS Ultrasons – La relève sur orbite Le Chœur de l’Université de Montréal Concerts consacrés aux œuvres électroacoustiques, aux musiques sous la direction de Raymond Perrin visuelles et aux performances interactives d’étudiants compositeurs avec la participation du Chœur des enfants de l’École des jeunes en musiques numériques sous la direction de Tiphaine Legrand Œuvres de Palestrina, Cathelin et Rutter Jeudi 21 janvier – 19 H 30, salle Claude-Champagne CONCERT Ultrasons – Carte blanche à Michel Pascal Samedi 12 décembre – 18 h, salle Jean-Papineau-Couture (B-421) Œuvres électroacoustiques du compositeur invité Michel Pascal (France) CONCERT du Chœur de trombones et créations d’étudiants du programme de musiques numériques sous la direction de David Martin Œuvres de Strouse, Ewazen, Bach, Brahms, Verhelst et Hartley Tous les événements sont gratuits sauf indication contraire. Samedi 12 décembre – 19 h 30, salle Serge-Garant (B-484) Les billets sont également en vente à la porte. CONCERT de l’Atelier de musique baroque de l’UdeM Stationnement : 5 $ lors des concerts gratuits pour petits ensembles Gratuit pour les concerts payants sous la direction de Luc Beauséjour Œuvres de Purcell, Barrière, Bach et Clérambault Faculté de musique de l’Université de Montréal 200, avenue Vincent-d’Indy, Montréal Édouard-Montpetit Lundi 14 décembre – 19 h 30, salle Claude-Champagne Plus de 600 événements vous sont offerts CONCERT de l’Atelier de musique baroque de l’UdeM annuellement à la Faculté de musique. sous la direction de Luc Beauséjour Au programme : J.S. Bach, Cantate du café (BWV 211) – J.S. Bach, Consultez régulièrement la rubrique À l’affiche Cantate “Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen” (BWV 51) – Rebel, sur notre site Internet musique.umontreal.ca Les Caractères de la danse – Arias d’opéras et d’oratorios et suivez-nous sur MusUdeM. de Haendel et Gluck Mardi 15 décembre – 19 h 30, salle Claude-Champagne CONCERT Musique du présent : REA L’Atelier de musique contemporaine de l’UdeM sous la direction de Cristian Gort JOYEUSES FÊTES… Concert présenté dans le cadre de la série Hommage à John Rea de toute l’équipe de la Faculté de musique ! de la SMCQ sm21-4_BI_4_TOC_sm20-1_BI_pXX 2015-11-30 7:01 PM Page 4 LSM VOL 21-4 DÉCEMBRE 2015 DECEMBER / JANVIER 2016 JANUARY SOMMAIRE CONTENTS 16 INDUSTRY NEWS 18 Poésie et mélodie / Poetry in Art Songs 20 Estonia Pianos 22 Les orgues au cœur de Montréal 24 Extrait de livre : Kent Nagano 26 Jean Sibelius, l’hiver et le Québec 28 JAZZ : La ronde des disques 32 Nos idées cadeaux / Gift Ideas 34 Theatre: Anne Frank Lives in New York 35 Théâtre : Éric Robidoux 36 Le Lac des cygnes de Dada Masilo 37 Le Groupe de Beaver Hall au MBAM 38 Catherine Harton, la poésie et le Nord 56 HIGHER EDUCATION ART NEWS GUIDES 39 À VENIR EN ARTS PREVIEWS 42 CALENDRIER DES ARTS CALENDAR 45 Festivals d’hiver / Winter Festivals 6 JEAN-PHILIPPE DUVAL 46 CALENDRIER RÉGIONAL REGIONAL CALENDAR GINO QUILICO 48 À VENIR / PREVIEWS 8 PHOTO MARC BOURGEOIS PHOTOL.ROBITAILLE RÉDACTEURS FONDATEURS / RÉDACTEURS EN CHEF / FINANCEMENT / FUNDRAISING Scarpellini, Dwain Richards LA SCENA MUSICALE, publiée sept fois par FOUNDING EDITORS EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Romy-Léa Faustin année, est consacrée à la promotion de la BÉNÉVOLES / VOLUNTEERS musique classique et jazz. 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