Few people know that the Musée des Beaux Arts de Montréal is host to a tiny movie theatre called Cinéma du Musée. It’s a cultural center and a social economy enterprise dedicated to showcasing local and international cinema in original version with French or English subtitles. These days, it’s showcasing Le Dernier Nataq (The Last Nataq), a documentary by Lilli Marcotte about singer-songwriter Richard Desjardins. … Continue reading Le Dernier Nataq | Homeland
Discovering Léonie Gray and her soulful voice in an unlikely place is a memory I cherish and am grateful for. In these times of quarantine, I can only become more appreciative of art, creativity, and music. Art just lifts the spirits and gives us hope, doesn’t it!? As such, right before this pause on the world as we know it, I got to interview a … Continue reading Léonie Gray | Treat Your Ears to Sweet Honey Sounds
Chalut Show, c’est le projet musical d’Éric Chalut qui nous a offert en début d’année l’album « Salut Chalut » et populaire pour ses fameux vidéos « cover clones » où il fait des reprises de chansons accompagné de…lui-même ! C’est avec un plaisir non dissimulé que Jano Lapin a été invité sur le plateau du tournage de son deuxième vidéoclip pour la chanson « Shift de Nuit ». Un choix … Continue reading EXCLUSIF ! | Chalut Show | Tournage de «Shift de Nuit»
Some real music legends have graced Montreal stages for decades. Certainly, one of my all-time favorites is the incomparable Édith Piaf (she performed here in 1955!). As luck may have it, a tribute to the late French chanteuse by one of Quebec’s biggest voices is happening next week. Katee Julien chante Édith Piaf is taking place for one night only on Friday, Nov. 23rd at 8 p.m. at … Continue reading Katee Julien | Moving Édith Piaf Tribute
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