Synopsis
Time passes. Music never ages.
As it enters its third decade, Voces Boreales invites you to experience time differently. An uninterrupted concert where every moment matters: time that slips away, time that seems to stand still, time that soothes, unsettles, and transforms.
From the Renaissance to contemporary creation, the voices of Voces Boreales journey across the centuries with works by Lobo, Britten, Poulenc, Chilcott, and John Cage, culminating in the astonishing 4’33’’, where silence itself becomes music. Through the rhythms of time, the cycles of nature, the darker chapters of history, and the promise of eternity, this program takes us on a true journey through time.
Program
| Alonso Lobo
( 1555 -1617 ) |
Versa est in Luctum |
| John Cage
( 1912 -1992 ) |
4'33'' |
| Luis Ernesto Peña Laguna | Création |
| Benjamin Britten
( 1913 -1976 ) |
Choral Dances |
| Francis Poulenc
( 1899 -1963 ) |
Le jour m'étonne et la nuit me fait peur |
| Ralph Vaughan Williams
( 1872 -1958 ) |
Silence and Music |
| Marie-Claire Saindon | Common Silence |
| Elizabeth Ekholm | Hope |
Pricing
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General Admission (incl. taxes)
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$43
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Student Price (incl. taxes)
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$20
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Reduced Price (incl. taxes)
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$15
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Participatory Price (incl. taxes)
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$70
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Date & time
7:30pm
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours