Musiques sous un arbre
Concerts in Parc Lahaie
See you in 2026 for all our concerts
July 2026
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Los Gemelos is a Cuban-flamenco jazz duo consisting of Montreal pianist Gabriel Evangelista and Havana-based percussionist Hanser Santos. The name, which means “the twins,” reflects their resemblance and their close
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Los Gemelos is a Cuban-flamenco jazz duo consisting of Montreal pianist Gabriel Evangelista and Havana-based percussionist Hanser Santos. The name, which means “the twins,” reflects their resemblance and their close rapport: on one hand, a Spanish pianist devoted to Cuban music, and on the other, a Cuban percussionist devoted to Spanish music.
Gabriel Evangelista – piano
Hanser Santos – percussion
Free admission to discover, listen, and enjoy world music together.
Lahaie Park: 4921 Saint-Laurent Blvd. (corner of Saint-Joseph)
In case of rain: Saint-Enfant-Jésus Church in Mile-End, 5039 Saint-Dominique St. (right across the street)
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The duo Stick & Bow presents an unusual pairing of the marimba and the cello through original arrangements that reinterpret classic repertoires. From Bach to System of a Down, via
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The duo Stick & Bow presents an unusual pairing of the marimba and the cello through original arrangements that reinterpret classic repertoires. From Bach to System of a Down, via Piazzolla, Victor Jara, Komitas, and the Beatles, their program charts an eclectic and surprising journey.
Stick & Bow
Juan Sebastian Delgado – cello
Krystina Marcoux – marimba
Free admission to discover, listen, and enjoy world music together.
Lahaie Park: 4921 Saint-Laurent Blvd. (corner of Saint-Joseph)
In case of rain: Saint-Enfant-Jésus Church in Mile-End, 5039 Saint-Dominique St. (right across the street)
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Ran Wang and Annette Bauer revisit the Silk Road through music. Their journey invites listeners to follow a route stretching from China (200 BCE – April 9, CE) to Italy
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Ran Wang and Annette Bauer revisit the Silk Road through music. Their journey invites listeners to follow a route stretching from China (200 BCE – April 9, CE) to Italy (early 15th century), passing through India. The program draws inspiration from landscapes an imaginary traveler might encounter. This musical journey is a conversation between the sounds of the instruments and the myriad vibrations of the strings, leaving room for improvisation and exploration.
Ran Wang – guzheng
Annette Bauer – sarod, recorders, duduk, and tabor
Free admission to discover, listen, and enjoy world music together.
Lahaie Park: 4921 Saint-Laurent Blvd. (corner of Saint-Joseph)
In case of rain: Saint-Enfant-Jésus Church in Mile-End, 5039 Saint-Dominique St. (right across the street)
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Kozé’s mission is to share the legacy of Maloya. Listed as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2009, Maloya—a fusion of memories from the slaves of the
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Kozé’s mission is to share the legacy of Maloya. Listed as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2009, Maloya—a fusion of memories from the slaves of the past that has become an anthem of protest—possesses an almost sacred aura. It is a song, a music, a dance… an identity. Kozé’s music is as deep and refreshing as the ocean, as dense and precious as the forest, as sparkling and impetuous as a volcano.
David Lynam – vocals and percussion
Cécile Marvillier – vocals and percussion
Victoria Malenfant – vocals and percussion
Jérôme Cadet – vocals, percussion, and guitar
David Karoumbata – percussion
Free admission to discover, listen, and enjoy world music together.
Lahaie Park: 4921 Saint-Laurent Blvd. (corner of Saint-Joseph)
In case of rain: Saint-Enfant-Jésus Church in Mile-End, 5039 Saint-Dominique St. (right across the street)
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A citizen of the world and an insatiable nomad, Daby Touré transcends traditions to blend pop, folk, soul, reggae, jazz, and blues into a resolutely free-spirited style. Unclassifiable and universal,
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A citizen of the world and an insatiable nomad, Daby Touré transcends traditions to blend pop, folk, soul, reggae, jazz, and blues into a resolutely free-spirited style. Unclassifiable and universal, he reminds us that being an African musician is about more than just playing the kora or the djembe. His music breaks down clichés, as he himself puts it: “Listening to my music is like feeling both at home and elsewhere.”
Daby Touré – multi-instrumentalist
Free admission to discover, listen, and enjoy world music together.
Lahaie Park: 4921 Saint-Laurent Blvd. (corner of Saint-Joseph)
In case of rain: Saint-Enfant-Jésus Church in Mile-End, 5039 Saint-Dominique St. (right across the street)
