Season 2023
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Opening night gala
May 10, 2023 |
Cinema
May 17, 2023 |
Orchestre Nouvelle Génération
May 18, 2023 |
Jean-Philippe Sylvestre
May 28, 2023 |
Montréal Piano Duo
June 3, 2023 |
May 10, 2023
Opening Night Gala
Les Printemps Slaves
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The big return of our opening gala concert, free entry upon reservation! You will be able to discover several fascinating artists, some of whom are refugees from the war in Ukraine, in a varied musical program which will be followed by a reception of typical products of Slavic cuisine.
Passes available starting April 26 at the NDG Cultural Center
Passes available starting April 26 at the NDG Cultural Center
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May 10, 2023, 8pm
Maison de la culture Notre-Dame-de-Grâce - pavillon Monkland
6400 Monkland avenue H4B 1H3 Olga Kudriakova (piano), Elvira Misbakhova (viola), Maxim Shatalkin (piano), Duo Gzhel (Irina Lutcenko, domra and Aleksei Lutcenko, accordion), Irina Krasnyanskaya (piano)
Program P. I. TCHAIKOVSKY, S. RACHMANINOFF, V. KOSENKO, A.LIADOV, B. PIGOVAT
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May 17, 2023
The earth is blue as an orange
Cinema
This magnificent documentary, written and directed by Ukrainian director Iryna Tsilyk, received the prize for best direction at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. It explores with great humanity the life of a family during the Donbass war, and poses the difficult question of the place of art in the face of war.
Passes available starting May 3 at the NDG Cultural Center
Passes available starting May 3 at the NDG Cultural Center
May 18, 2023
Nouvelle Génération Orchestra
Grand miniatures
Orchestre Nouvelle Génération, a long-time partner of the festival, presents this year a program created around miniatures by Slavic composers. Come and discover the extraordinary diversity of these musical vignettes enchanted by the poetic impressions of Alina Ichmouratov, a young actress and poet of great talent.
A most charming program, not to be missed!
A most charming program, not to be missed!
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May 18, 2023, 8pm
Concert Hall of the Conservatoire
4750, Henri-Julien avenue H2T 2C8 Program
P. I. TCHAIKOVSKY, A. SURA, D. SHOSTAKOVICH, F. CHOPIN, A. DVOŘÁK, S. RACHMANINOFF, I. STRAVINSKY, S. PROKOFIEV, O. PODGAISKAYA, A. SCHNITTKE |
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30$ regular l 20$ students/seniors l free under 12 y.o.
(administration fee 2$ ) |
Season pass : 70$ regular l 40$ students/seniors
(administration fee 2$ ) |
May 28, 2023
Piano Recital
Jewels and trinkets
Jean-Philippe Sylvestre is one of the most vibrant artists on the Quebec scene: his irresistible musical personality, his virtuosity and his human warmth always make him a great favorite with the public. His recital will allow us to discover the neo-romantic works of the Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov, currently a refugee in Germany, as well as to revisit the great classics of Chopin, Scriabin and Balakirev.
Jean-Philippe Sylvestre
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May 28, 2023, 8pm
Concert Hall of the Conservatoire
4750, Henri-Julien avenue H2T 2C8
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30$ regular l 20$ students/seniors l free under 12 y.o.
(administration fee 2$ ) |
Season pass : 70$ regular l 40$ students/seniors
(administration fee 2$ ) |
June 3, 2023
Two-pianos recital
Music in exile
Many Slavic artists had to flee their country following the outbreak of war in Ukraine. Their destiny reflects that of several great composers who also had to go into exile because of the conflicts of their time. In this recital constructed as a psychological journey, the Montreal Piano Duo explores the theme of exile, through works by Chopin, Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff and Ikramova.
Montréal Piano DuoJune 3, 2023, 8pm
Concert Hall of the Conservatoire
4750, Henri-Julien avenue H2T 2C8 Irina Krasnyanskaya, piano
Jean-Fabien Schneider, piano
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30$ regular l 20$ students/seniors l free under 12 y.o.
(administration fee 2$ ) |
Season pass : 70$ regular l 40$ students/seniors
(administration fee 2$ ) |