Name: The OSM Performs Rachmaninoff and Amy Beach
Start: 2025-05-08T19:30:00
Location: Place des Arts

This spring, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) is set to transform Place des Arts into a hub of musical enchantment with an array of performances featuring timeless classics and contemporary works. From Disney's captivating Fantasia to the powerful emotional depth of Mozart's Requiem, this season promises a rich tapestry of sound and storytelling. With renowned artists like Rafael Payare, Isabelle Demers, and Benjamin Grosvenor gracing the stage, each event is a unique tribute to the world of classical music, offering audiences an unforgettable experience.

A Musical Odyssey at Place des Arts: Unveiling OSM’s 2025 Spring Series

The Orchestre symphonique de Montréal has curated a series of performances that promise to delight music enthusiasts at Place des Arts in Montreal. From the operatic intrigue of Mozart’s Così fan tutte to the sweeping grandeur of Mahler’s Song of the Earth, experience an array of performances featuring renowned artists such as Thomas Hampson, Kevin Chen, and Marie-Ange Nguci. Explore the symphonic journey with pieces by Mozart, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, and Prokofiev, along with the innovative compositions by Abel Selaocoe and Amy Beach.

A Symphony of Emotions: Montreal's Musical Extravaganza

Marie-Ange Nguci

Marie Jacquot

Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal

As part of their Prestige & Patrimoine series, GSI Musique and Oziko present Ferland symphonique; a bold, vibrant tribute to the work of the Petit Roi, the unique Jean-Pierre Ferland. This epic musical journey will come to life thanks to the symphonic arrangements of Blair Thomson and will be performed by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, under the baton of conductor Alain Trudel. Scenography and mise-en-scène elements will be announced shortly. In the image of the artist Ferland was, it will all be very poetic.

Ferland Symphonique

Place des Arts

Amy Beach rose to prominence as a composer with her “Gaelic” Symphony, a work which celebrates diverse legacies in America.

The OSM Performs Rachmaninoff and Amy Beach

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