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Orchestre Métropolitain
A bold, unique and modern musical offering
An ensemble of international calibre devoted to broadening the reach of classical music from here and abroad.
Each season, the Orchestre Métropolitain (OM) and its musical and artistic director Yannick Nézet-Séguin share their passion for symphonic music with you at the Maison symphonique—a venue at Place des Arts that boasts some of the most impressive acoustics in the city.
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Classical Music
Neiges: The OM Celebrates André Gagnon
December 13 and 14, 20253 performancesMaison symphoniqueNeiges is turning 50! To honour the anniversary of this iconic album, the OM presents a vibrant tribute to composer André Gagnon, a treasured gem of Quebec’s rich musical heritage
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Classical Music
Symphonic Tales of British Cinema
January 23, 20261 performanceMaison symphoniqueFrom Hercule Poirot to Harry Potter, this concert brings to life the iconic British characters who inspired some of the greatest film scores.
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Young Audiences • Classical Music
The Feather and the Turtle
February 22, 20261 performanceMaison symphoniqueIn this musical tale inspired by three Indigenous legends, the turtle takes us on a fantastic journey, sharing the power of its magical feather.
Symphonic music from here and abroad
The OM takes its productions internationally, performing on the world’s greatest symphonic stages while showcasing composers and musicians from here.
The organization also embraces a shared vision with its musical director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who holds one of the few lifetime contracts with a symphonic institution. This rare commitment in the world of music has forged a bold and distinctive musical identity that resonates through its creations.
Finally, the OM is dedicated to introducing children to music, cultivating musical passion in young people and supporting emerging musicians. Through its many cultural and educational initiatives, it forms a strong connection with its community and the next generation of musicians across the province.
André Gagnon: A Tribute to the Visionary Behind “Neiges”
For the concert Neiges: The OM Celebrates André Gagnon, conductor Léa Moisan-Perrier and pianists Julie Lamontagne and Rousso relate how this luminary gave Quebec instrumental music a certain level of prestige.
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Beau Dommage: A Colossal Musical Legacy Reimagined in a Symphonic Version
To celebrate 50 years of Beau Dommage presence in Quebec’s musical landscape, symphonic adaptations of their songs will resonate through the Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall during the special concert event Beau Dommage Symphonique – Ça fait 50 ans qu’on se connaît
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