2021-2022 Season
April 19, 2022 | 7:30 pm
Église Saint-Michel
Vaudreuil-Dorion
Beethoven | Grand fugue
Wagner | Siegfried Idyll
Webern | Fünf Sätze, op. 5
Schœnberg | Kammersymphonie 2
Daniel Constantineau, direction
June 3, 2022 | 7:30 pm
Église de la Nativité
La Prairie
Smith | Symphony in A minor
Mendelssohn | Quartet in Eb
Quatuor Cobalt, soloist
Farrenc | Symphony in G minor
Daniel Constantineau, direction
September 9, 2022 | 7:30 pm
Basilique-Cathédrale
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Beethoven
Overture Coriolan, op. 61
Triple concerto, op. 56,
Guillaume Villeneuve, violin |Elinor Frey, violoncelle | Olivier Godin, fortepiano
3rd symphony «Eroica», op 55
Daniel Constantineau, direction
August 1rst, 2022
Church Saint-Thomas Aquinas
Hudson
Sammartini | Sinfonia
Leclair | Concerto for flute
Krumpholtz | Concerto for harp
Mozart | Concerto for flute & harp
Grégoire Jeay, traverso
Antoine Mallette-Chénier, harp
Daniel Constantineau, direction
Galileo
Directed by Daniel Constantineau, Galileo (formerly known as the Orchestre symphonique de la Vallée-du-Haut-Saint-Laurent) is the only Canadian orchestra specialized in historically informed performance of symphonic repertoire from approximately 1730 to 1930.
Galileo takes on the challenge of exploring and blending different musical styles and disciplines, deserving its slogan and promoting the renewal the orchestral experience.
Daniel Constantineau
“A conductor with irreproachable rhythm, precise and attentive direction, Daniel Constantineau allows the orchestra to maintain free and natural expression from beginning to end of every piece on the program, revealing himself as a sensitive interpreter and an outstanding musician in every way.”
This is the praise from the formidable (and intimidating!) music critic Claude Gingras in June 1997, from La Presse newspaper, concerning the first concert given by Daniel Constantineau and the Orchestre philharmonique du Grand Montréal.
