Celebrating Our Traditions with Les Troubadours!
La Slague presents

Celebrating Our Traditions with Les Troubadours!

In-person Event
November 30th 2024
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm / Doors: 6:30 pm
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A tradition endures when it is truly imbued with life. This choir was formed 30 years ago, it has radiated warmth and joy, nurtured friendship in harmony and wholeheartedly shared the vivid emotions conveyed by choral music. For these invigorating voices of our community, La Slague will provide a rehearsal space and will produce this year’s Christmas event. Director Stéphanie Doyle is preparing a concert that embodies both the holiday spirit and a beautiful Sudbury tradition.

Refunds
Until November 23rd 2024
Exchanges
No exchanges
Free for children
No free access
Access for persons with mobility impairment
Yes
Free for Accompanying Person
No
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A tradition endures when it is truly imbued with life. This choir was formed 30 years ago, it has radiated warmth and joy, nurtured friendship in harmony and wholeheartedly shared the vivid emotions conveyed by choral music. For these invigorating voices of our community, La Slague will provide a rehearsal space and will produce this year’s Christmas event. Director Stéphanie Doyle is preparing a concert that embodies both the holiday spirit and a beautiful Sudbury tradition.

Refunds
Until November 23rd 2024
Exchanges
No exchanges
Free for children
No free access
Access for persons with mobility impairment
Yes
Free for Accompanying Person
No

Municipal parking B10 available. You can also park along Elgin street. Parking is free in the evenings.


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Spectacle de Noël des Troubadours

In its early days, Les Troubadours was simply a group of music lovers. Over the years, the group has grown into a well-established bilingual community choir known for the originality of its numbers, the energy of its presentations, the diversity of its repertoire and the complexity of its vocal performances.

It all began in 1994, when Normand Blanchard and other Cambrian College teachers presented a café chantant/cabaret at the Collège. Josée Forest-Niesing, a member of the Carrefour francophone executive, was attracted by their performance and decided to meet Normand. Following their discussions, the two parties decided to form a choir associated with the Carrefour francophone.

The choir took shape under Blanchard's musical direction, and produced a show/cabaret at Club Alouette in June 1995, with proceeds donated to charity. Blanchard is also in charge of administration, supported by Diane Leblanc as treasurer.

In the spring of 1996, Normand Blanchard stepped down as director of the Troubadours. However, a determined core of singers wanted to preserve this bilingual, non-denominational, multi-voice choir. They hired Lise Jean-Louis as musical director the following autumn. This new version of the choir, renamed Les Troubadours, performed at Fraser Auditorium for the first time in April 1998.

In autumn 1998, following their example, the organizational structure of Les Troubadours was formally established as a declaration of principles.

From 1998 to the present day, the Troubadours have worked and grown alongside Lise Jean-Louis (1998-2001), Monique Lapalme-Arsenault (2001-2005), Marc Cyr (2005-2007), Monique Lapalme-Arsenault (2007-2011), Hélène Berthiaume and Heather Brown (2011-2012), Darquise Poulin (2012-2015). Since 1998, the bilingual choir has performed twice a year, at Christmas and in the spring.

Following the pandemic, the Troubadours were forced to take a break for 3 years.

Showing its resilience, the choir returned with a vengeance in 2023, under the new direction of Stéphanie Doyle.

The Troubadours celebrated 30 years of harmonies in 2024, much to the delight of the audience.

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