In Le Devoir, music critic Christophe Huss presents the Grand Orgue Pierre-Béique, property of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, and the concerts and recitals that will mark its inauguration, starting on Wednesday May 28. The traditional mechanical organ boasts some very modern technologies, notably a mobile keyboard that allows the organist to sit among the orchestra, while perfectly controlling the instrument.
http://www.ledevoir.com/culture/musique/408969/dans-l-antre-d-une-bete-a-83-tetes
Stanley June’s live recording of City of Angels (acoustic) from the album Imitating Art
Duo Samskara:
Featuring Jonathan Voyer, santoor and Shawn Mativetsky, tabla.
Raga: Colours of India. This concert of Hindustani music is perfect for curious audiences wishing to be charmed by a subtle, refined music, marrying virtuosity, lyricism, and improvisation. The enchanting sonorities of the santoor and the rhythmic nuances of the tabla transport the listener on an exceptional musical voyage.
Thursday, November 7
22:00-23:00
Gallery Gora
279 Sherbrooke W., #205, H2X 1Y2
Here’s a concert not to be missed!
Ombú Productions presents Montreal pianist Minna Re Shin: Music of the Americas: Piano Works of the 20th Century.
Discover the captivating music of the New World, with works by Coulthard, Villa Lobos and Ginastera.
When: Thursday, November 7, 8:00 pm.
Where: Gallery Gora, 279 Sherbrooke W., # 205, H2X 1Y2
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