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Robert Browning Associates presents: THE FRENCH CONNECTION: QUEBECOIS MUSIC FESTIVAL, Le Bruit Court dans la Ville concert & dance party with Pierre Chartrand

Friday, April 10, 20158:00 pm

THE FRENCH CONNECTION: 
QUEBECOIS MUSIC FESTIVAL   

Friday, April 10: Le Bruit Court dans la Ville concert & dance party with Pierre Chartrand

Saturday, April 11: Le Vent du Nord concert

“You might not have the slightest clue what Québécois folk sounds like, but if you’re into bluegrass or Celtic music, you’ll feel right at home with this buoyant, rustic, string-centric style, exemplified here by the groups Le Bruit Court dans la Ville (Apr 10)-joined by ace Québécois dance leader Pierre Chartrand-and Le Vent du Nord (Apr 11).” – Time Out New York

This exciting festival, featuring concerts and a dance party, will be hosted by Gilles Garand, a major figure in the revival of traditional French-Canadian music in Montreal.

Composed of three legends of Quebec’s traditional music scene, Le Bruit Court dans la Ville  (The Buzz around Town) features fiddler Lisa Ornstein, button-accordionist/singer Normand Miron, and guitarist/singer André Marchand. They have been on the roster of virtually every groundbreaking band over the past 30 years: Ornstein and Miron were bandmates in La Bottine Souriante, the iconic trad supergroup which helped to kickstart Quebec’s folk music revival, and Miron and Marchand have been members of the extraordinary a cappella trad band Les Charbonniers de l’Enfer (The Coalmen from Hell). The artists have been playing as a trio since the 1990s, entrancing audiences with their fiery dance music and dazzling harmonies. For this dance concert they will by joined by Pierre Chartrand, a highly accomplished traditional Quebecois dance leader and caller.

“Together and separately, they have helped to define Québec folk music for their generation” – Huffington Post

Le Vent du Nord, One of the most beloved Québecois bands in the world, is a driving force in progressive folk.  With its infectious, joyful music (akin to the Celtic sounds of Ireland, Scotland and Brittany) and humor, the group has become a compelling ambassador of French-Canadian culture around the world. Its repertoire includes traditional and original songs and dance tunes that capture the energy and mirth of a Saturday night kitchen party. The dynamic quartet is composed of Nicolas Boulerice (hurdy-gurdy, vocals), Simon Beaudry (guitar, bouzouki, vocals), Olivier Demers (violin, mandolin, vocals), and Réjean Brunet (accordion, vocals).

Tickets: $25 each concert or $45 for festival pass!
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS
CLICK HERE TO BUY FESTIVAL PASS

http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com

 

Le Bruit Court dans la Ville at Roulette 2015

Robert Browning Associates presents: THE FRENCH CONNECTION: QUEBECOIS MUSIC FESTIVAL, Le Bruit Court dans la Ville concert & dance party with Pierre Chartrand

Friday, April 10, 20158:00 pm

THE FRENCH CONNECTION: 
QUEBECOIS MUSIC FESTIVAL   

Friday, April 10: Le Bruit Court dans la Ville concert & dance party with Pierre Chartrand

Saturday, April 11: Le Vent du Nord concert

“You might not have the slightest clue what Québécois folk sounds like, but if you’re into bluegrass or Celtic music, you’ll feel right at home with this buoyant, rustic, string-centric style, exemplified here by the groups Le Bruit Court dans la Ville (Apr 10)-joined by ace Québécois dance leader Pierre Chartrand-and Le Vent du Nord (Apr 11).” – Time Out New York

This exciting festival, featuring concerts and a dance party, will be hosted by Gilles Garand, a major figure in the revival of traditional French-Canadian music in Montreal.

Composed of three legends of Quebec’s traditional music scene, Le Bruit Court dans la Ville  (The Buzz around Town) features fiddler Lisa Ornstein, button-accordionist/singer Normand Miron, and guitarist/singer André Marchand. They have been on the roster of virtually every groundbreaking band over the past 30 years: Ornstein and Miron were bandmates in La Bottine Souriante, the iconic trad supergroup which helped to kickstart Quebec’s folk music revival, and Miron and Marchand have been members of the extraordinary a cappella trad band Les Charbonniers de l’Enfer (The Coalmen from Hell). The artists have been playing as a trio since the 1990s, entrancing audiences with their fiery dance music and dazzling harmonies. For this dance concert they will by joined by Pierre Chartrand, a highly accomplished traditional Quebecois dance leader and caller.

“Together and separately, they have helped to define Québec folk music for their generation” – Huffington Post

Le Vent du Nord, One of the most beloved Québecois bands in the world, is a driving force in progressive folk.  With its infectious, joyful music (akin to the Celtic sounds of Ireland, Scotland and Brittany) and humor, the group has become a compelling ambassador of French-Canadian culture around the world. Its repertoire includes traditional and original songs and dance tunes that capture the energy and mirth of a Saturday night kitchen party. The dynamic quartet is composed of Nicolas Boulerice (hurdy-gurdy, vocals), Simon Beaudry (guitar, bouzouki, vocals), Olivier Demers (violin, mandolin, vocals), and Réjean Brunet (accordion, vocals).

Tickets: $25 each concert or $45 for festival pass!
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS
CLICK HERE TO BUY FESTIVAL PASS

http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com

 

Le Bruit Court dans la Ville at Roulette 2015