Thursday, November 25, 2010

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ZAVADA and the Gold Rush

Thursday, December 2, 2010 at 19 h 30 - followed by a talk.

Villebon House awaits you for a concert film with pianist composer beloeillois Roman Zavada in accompanying direct the 1925 silent film: "The Gold Rush " Charlie Chaplin of .

Roman Zavada has a unique and remarkable musical journey. The piano has no secrets for this composer, they form an incredible duo. Following in the footsteps of his mother, he learned very young to handle a musical instrument. Moreover, at the age of 4 years, Roman Zavada demonstrated his passion and talent in composing his first creation " White Lion".


His undoubted talent and his familiarity with the musical artist makes this a virtuoso pianist who can touch us and bring us into the world of Charlie Chaplin . The movie "The R YSU to gold " staged Charlot, art solitary prospector finds refuge in a remote cabin where he will soon be joined by Big Jim. Faced with the pincer of hunger, to be eaten?


Do not miss this classic!

Also, come visit the exhibition of Chantal Lagacé , a painter and vibrant color, every Thursday during the shows and every Sunday until December 19. Exposure rather colorful and imaginative, where each table is a discovery and a surprise.
Villebon House opens its doors for free entertainment
Every Thursday from September 16 to December 16 to 19 h 30

Passes available at the library on Wednesday before the show soon 19h for the citizens of Beloeil.

Passes wait given the night of the show 30 minutes prior to the provision for non-residents and those without tickets.

ticket info: 450 467-7872
show info: 450 467-2835 ext 2914


630, rue Richelieu Beloeil - Just blocks from the library

Welcome home!

Friday, November 19, 2010

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Poetry Slam and with Mohammed

Thursday, November 25 to 19 h 30 - followed by a talk

Villebon House welcomes you to a spectacle in which the words and notes will carry you. This evening of music and poetry slam will leave you speechless committed. Mohammed be accompanied by three musicians who pose notes on his words, his sentences for dancing.

Mohammed is a native of Algeria. After living in Italy and New York with his mother, he arrived in Quebec at the age of 18. He then like all gypsies: he took his backpack and ... travel direction. Side identity, its mix of culture made him first a being alone. But in his texts, he writes that he has six billion roommates. A world citizen who sings his poetry engaged with a thinking citizen.

An evening combining notes and words, melodies and phrases, which will mark your thoughts and you'll remember long.


Also, come visit the exhibition Chantal Lagacé of a painting colorful and vibrant, every Thursday during the shows and every Sunday until December 19. Exposure rather colorful and imaginative, where each table is a discovery and a surprise.


Villebon House opens its doors for free entertainment.
Every Thursday from September 16 to December 16 to 19 h 30

Passes available at the library on Wednesday before the show at 19h for the citizens of Beloeil.

Pass waiting for shows presented nightly 30 minutes before the start the provision for non-residents and those without tickets.

ticket info: 450 467-7872
shows
Info: 450 467-2835 ext 2914


630, rue Richelieu, Beloeil - Just blocks from the library

Welcome home!

Friday, November 12, 2010

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Music Duo of piano and voice Villebon


Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 19 h 30 - followed by a talk.

For lovers of singing and piano, the House Villebon receives for his next performance, Francine Lacroix , pianist and Louise-Marie Beauchamp singer. The duo will offer a show from the popular song in classical singing.

As one and one equals two, Francine Lacroix and Marie-Louise Beauchamp do duo. Friends and musicians for over thirty years, they know the touch, and please get involved.

For this concert, they offer a musical journey marking different periods of their lives and careers. It is also these two ladies who founded the Choir of the Mountain the choir the largest in Quebec, with some 130 members. The choir's mission is to support and interpret the classical repertoire as well as provide opportunities for young musicians to showcase their talents at concerts.


In the galleries of the House Villebon, artist Chantal Lagacé exhibited his works until 19 December. The exhibition is open to the public every Sunday from 13h to 17h.


Passes available at the library on Wednesday before the show at 19h for the citizens of Beloeil.

Passes wait given the night of the show 30 minutes prior to the provision for non-residents and those without tickets.


ticket info: 450 467-7872

shows
Info: 450 467-2835 ext 2914


630, rue Richelieu Beloeil - Just blocks from the library

WELCOME HOME!