Biography
Les Violons du Roy is a French-Canadian chamber orchestra founded in 1984. Based in Quebec City, the orchestra primarily performs at the Palais Montcalm and also gives concerts in Montreal at venues such as Place des Arts and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. The orchestra is known for its diverse repertoire, ranging from Baroque music to contemporary works, and is led by renowned conductors. In 1986, the board included influential members such as Charlotte Lapointe and Bernard Labadie, who also served as the musical director.
Highlights
- Founded in 1984
- Primarily based at Palais Montcalm, Quebec City
- Concerts in Montreal, including at Place des Arts
- Diverse repertoire ranging from Baroque to contemporary music
Discography
- Pergolesi: Stabat Mater / Vivaldi: Motet “In furore giustissimae irae” / Stabat Mater1994
- Music of Bach's Sons1996
- Concerti for Strings1999
- Goldberg Variations2000
- Apollo E Dafne & Silete Venti2000
- Art of the Fugue2001
- Arias2006
- Piazzolla2006
- Water Music2007
- Bartok2008
- Les Illuminations2010
- Keyboard Concertos2011
- Cello Concertos2011
- Piano Concertos nos. 3, 4 & 112013
- Mozart, Haydn: Jeunehomme2014
- Vivaldi2016
- Simphonies des noëls2016
- Concertos for Horn / Concerto for Bassoon2017
- ARC2018
- Piano Concertos nos. 22 & 242020
- Piano Concertos nos. 20 & 232023
FAQ
When was the group formed?
Les Violons du Roy were formed in 1984.
Who are the members of the orchestra?
The members of the orchestra are not specified.
Where does the artist come from?
Les Violons du Roy are based in Quebec, Canada.
What genre of music do they perform?
The orchestra is known for its varied repertoire, ranging from baroque music to contemporary works.
What are their biggest hits or albums?
Notable albums include "Pergolesi: Stabat Mater" (1994) and "Goldberg Variations" (2000).
How long has the group been active?
Les Violons du Roy have been active since 1984.
Have they won any awards?
Les Violons du Roy do not have information on any awards won.
