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Event by Suoni Per Il Popolo and Les Vespérales de l'orgue du Sacré-Cœur. Coprésenté avec Les Vespérales, codes d'accès, NOW Society, & Le Concours international d'orgue du Canada. FUJI||||||||ITA est un artiste sonore basé au Japon. Sa pratique explore...

Event by Suoni Per Il Popolo, Les Vespérales de l'orgue du Sacré-Cœur and NO HAY BANDA

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Ellen Arkbro (née en 1990) est une compositrice, musicienne et artiste sonore qui travaille avec des harmonies intervalliques accordées avec précision. Son travail comprend des compositions pour instruments acoustiques, pour le son synthétique, ainsi que des installations et des formes hybrides.
À travers son œuvre, elle explore les qualités du son harmonique qui révèlent l’écoute comme un processus actif de participation créative, invitant l’auditeur·rice à se transformer progressivement dans le son lui‑même.
Ellen Arkbro (b. 1990) is a composer, musician and sound artist working with precisely tuned intervallic harmony. Her practice includes compositions for acoustic instruments, synthetic sound, and hybrid forms, as well as installation work.
Across her work, she focuses on the qualities of harmonic sound that frame listening as an active process of creative participation, inviting the listener to gradually merge with the sound itself.
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Suoni Per Il Popolo

Through a series of four outdoor concerts in the parks of Plateau-Mont-Royal, come and meet artists from diverse cultural backgrounds. Each concert celebrates cultural diversity at the crossroads of musical traditions from around the world. This concert, dedicated to Chinese music, will be performed by the duo Ran Wang and Ziya Tabassian. Musical Stopovers is a series of four open-air concerts presented in the parks of the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood, creating intimate moments of connection between artists and audiences in the heart of the community. Each stopover highlights a musical tradition performed by exceptional artists: Sarah Borna (kamancheh - Persian music), Deo Munyakazi (inganga and vocals – Rwandan music), Ran Wang (guzheng – Chinese music), and Charles Cantin (traditional Quebec violin). All concerts are accompanied by percussionist Ziya Tabassian, fostering a meaningful dialogue between cultures. The project celebrates musical diversity and invites an immersive, accessible, and profoundly human experience. As part of the Cultural Action Support Program. Cancelled in case of heavy rain.

Peter Morin and Jimmie Kilpatrick are friends who share an abiding love for karaoke and present it through their ongoing artistic collaboration, "Love Songs to End Colonization / Kanorónhkhwa'tshera Karenna'shón:'a Taká:taste ne Aionkhiia'tó:rarake," a participatory karaoke project founded in kindness, joy, futurity, and engaging a collective voice through singing. By repurposing popular love songs, this project critiques, confronts, and dismantles the historical notions and the current presence of settler colonialism and utilizes karaoke as a methodology for social change. Listeners are invited to perform a song, sing along, clap, dance, or simply witness and soak in love and music to dismantle colonialism, one love song at a time.