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Please note that our concerts are presented in a safe space where the respect of sanitary instructions is ensured. Don't miss out, there's only a limited quantity of tickets.

How to get to the Pierre-Mercure hall?Planning to drive here? 4 paid parking options are available to you (Parking of the Centre Pierre-Péladeau of UQAM, parking of the Grande Bibliothèque, parking of the Cégep du Vieux-Montréal, parking Cinéplex Quartier Latin). For specific instructions on available parking spaces, please visit our website.

Planning to come by public transit? Berri-UQAM Metro Station, accessible from the Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) Green, Yellow and Orange line, is a 4-minute walk from the Pierre-Mercure hall.

Will the face mask be mandatory?
Yes. The face mask is mandatory at all time as well as during the concert.

How long is the concert?
The concert lasts about 80 minutes.

Is it accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes. For people with reduced mobility, an elevator at UQAM’s Centre Pierre-Péladeau provides easy access to the various levels of the venue.

RESERVE YOUR SEATS

PREPARE YOUR WEBCAST WITH BEHIND THE CONCERT
— A webcast you won't want to miss!

In this clip, Jean-François Rivest explains in depth the works of Chostakovich and the raison d'être of his magnificent concertos.

A portion of the proceeds from the concert and webcast will be donated to the Red Cross in support of the Ukrainian community.

WEBCAST THIS WAY!

FULL OF MUSIC

As part of a partnership with École Saint-Bernardin, Anne, Amélie and Yannick had the opportunity to play in four grade 4 classes at École St-Bernardins located in the St-Michel district.

The other portion of this activity, funded in part by A Montreal School for All, will take place during the rehearsal of the April 14th concert. The 70 grade 4 students will listen to part of the dress rehearsal on the balcony of the Salle Pierre-Mercure.

SAD NEWS FOR THE CLASSICAL MUSIC WORLD

It is with infinite sadness that we have learned of the sudden death of the conductor and artistic director of the Orchestre Classique de Montréal, Boris Brott.

We all knew him very well and had known him for a long time. We appreciated everything he brought to the Canadian music community!

On my behalf and on behalf of all the members of I Musici de Montréal’s extended family, we would like to extend our sympathies to Boris' family and loved ones.

Jean-François Rivest
Conductor of I Musici de Montréal

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In this musical excerpt, the orchestra brilliantly plays Joseph Haydn's Concerto.

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