Founded in Montréal in 1991, La Nef creates, produces, and distributes concerts, multimedia and multidisciplinary shows, physical and digital albums, musical tales, and CD-books. Its activities are aimed at audiences of all ages… read more
LATEST ARRIVALS
BARATIN D’MARINS
Traditional francophone shanties
A New album of francophone shanties from Britanny, Normandy, Quebec and Newfoundland
To buy the physical album, send us an email at diffusion@la-nef.com
For the digital version of the album, visit amplitude.ffm.to/baratin
L’OMBRE ET LE HIBOU
Equipped with their headlamps, the twins Anatole and Bernadette are searching for their lost dog Titou. While looking for him, they suddenly fall into a mysterious cave were they encounter an Evil Shadow and a very friendly Owl. A new musical adventure that brings us to the center of the Earth.
Buy the audio-book HERE
The instrumental music concert by Andrew Wells-Oberegger inspired by nordic and Middle Eastern musical traditions Long Way Home which was to be presented at Maison de la culture Ahuntsic on February 5 has been postponed to an ulterior date in fall of 2022 due to COVID sanitary restrictions.
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Really enjoyed your collaboration with Chor Leoni in Vancouver recently. I’m part of a local shanty group (instigators, more than performers), and we all attended together, coming home with so much think about. At the pre-show talk, someone asked about shanties about women. Look for a young group called Seo Linn, singing Oro Se do Bheatha Bhaile (sounds like a minor-key version of Drunken Sailor) which is a great chorus song, with one version in praise of an Irish “Pirate” Queen.