General Public: $38
Museum Members: $32
34 or under: $19

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Bourgie Hall presents

Oktopus - Folklore from the East

Music From Here and Abroad

The folk music of Eastern Europe exercised a great influence on classical musicians. Rooted geographically in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, its traditions prompted composers such as Liszt and Brahms to borrow certain of its elements, enabling the Oktopus ensemble to offer us an original reading of the classical repertoire, à la hongroise.

In connection with the lecture given by Gabriel Paquin-Buki at 5:30 p.m. Click here for more details.

Please note that the Bourgie Hall bar will be open one hour before the concert begins.

General Public: $38
Museum Members: $32
34 or under: $19

Thursday February 20, 2025 at 07:30 pm

ARTISTS

Oktopus
Zoé Dumais, violin
Gabriel Paquin-Buki, clarinet
Noémie Caron-Marcotte, flute
Francis Pigeon, trumpet
Simon Jolicoeur-Côté, trombone
Matthieu Bourget, bass trombone
Guillaume Martineau, piano
Maxime Philippe, drums

PROGRAMME

Matthieu BOURGET
Bass Trombone Doina
BRAHMS
Hungarian Dance No. 5
ENESCU
Romanian Rhapsody No. 1, Op. 11
KODÁLY
Three Hungarian Dances
LISZT
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
MAHLER
Symphony No. 1, 3rd movement (excerpt)
Gabriel PAQUIN-BUKI
Kale Bazetsn
Bookmark Hora
Suite Chagall
TRADITIONAL KLEZMER
Oy Tate S'iz Gut
Doina/Der yiddisher soldat in der trenches
Kolomeyke
I. WEBER
Wiegala

Oktopus - Folklore from the East

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