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A PREVIEW OF OUR 35th SEASON

BANJO ORCHESTRA 
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21, 2026, 7:30 P.M. Maison de la culture Maisonneuve
Seán Dagher Musical Direction, cittern, banjo, voice Dave Gossage flute, banjo Kate Bevan-Baker violin, voice Bill Gossage double bass, banjo Andrew Wells-Oberegger percussion, banjo, hajouj
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L’ÉTOILE VAGABONDE, musical tale for youth with video
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29, 2026, 2 P.M. Maison de la culture Maisonneuve
SATURDAY DECEMBER 5, 2 P.M. 2026, Centre Sanaaq
Pierre-Alexandre Saint-Yves Musical Direction, storyteller, voice, recorders, chalumeau, bass clarinet, rauschpfeife, chimes Andrew Wells-Oberegger bouzouki, saz, santoor, voice, percussion 
Michèle Motard Medieval harp, crystal lyre, musical saw, schruti box, silvato de viento, voice
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SUITES IMAGINAIRES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2027, 7:30 P.M., Centre Sanaaq
Vincent Lauzer Musical Direction, recorders Cameron Crozman cello 
Erin O’Loughlin choreography and dance
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35th ANNIVERSARY
WEDNESDAY APRIL 14, 2027, 7:30 P.M., Maison de la culture Maisonneuve
A carte blanche offered to each of the loyal members of our artistic committee, the ideators, musical directors and composers behind La Nef’s productions over the years!
With Seán Dagher, Pierre-Alexandre Saint-Yves, Andrew Wells-Oberegger, Vincent Lauzer, Dorothéa Ventura, Jean-François Daignault,and surprise guests!


LATEST ARRIVALS

PULSATION
de souffle et de rythme
Works for solo recorder, reimagined by flutist Vincent Lauzer and percussionist Ziya Tabassian. Bach sometimes takes on a Persian nuance, Piazzolla’s Études come to life on unusual instruments, and the boundaries between jazz and medieval music blur. An album surprising in its unexpected combinations, free in its paths, and sometimes a little eccentric.

Listen online

Purchase a physical album : diffusion@la-nef.com


INCLUSIVE PRICING PLAN
PAY WHAT YOU CAN!

In the spirit of fairness and solidarity, La Nef is offering a new inclusive pricing plan for some of its season concerts. Our goal is to enable more people to attend our concerts regardless of their financial situation.

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  1. Allison Campbell's avatarAllison Campbell

    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.

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  2. Malcolm Goldstein's avatarMalcolm Goldstein

    Thank you for the Ars Amoris concert. I saw the advertisement in La Scena Musicale by chance and, not knowing anything about you, came to the concert It was marvelous!!!! a welcome discovery for me.

    Please include me on your mailing list for future such concerts.

    Malcolm Goldstein

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