Where: Monument-National
Montréal
H2X 2S5
Canada
Montreal
What: Orchestre FILMharmonique @ Monument-National
When:
International Tango Superstar and World Tango Champion German Cornejo, along with a group of 9 world-class tango dancers, dance to the magical music of the one and only composer and bandoneon player, Astor Piazzolla, performed by an internationally renowned tango band in a spectacular live show. With glamorous costumes, exceptional dancing and enchanting music, TANGO AFTER DARK has been captivating audiences in sold-out performances in London, unveiling Tango, all the way from Buenos Aires, in its purest form.
From seriously sensual to irresistibly stylish, the sultry and talented award-winning cast of dancers, led by Jennifer Lopez’s favourite “King of Tango” (THE MAIL ON SUNDAY) German Cornejo and his partner Noelia Pizzo, joins forces with one of the finest singers from Argentina and a sensational live band to bring alive an intimate and electrifying production that is unforgettable.
Don’t miss the opportunity to see authentic Argentinian Tango performed by the very best in the World and be enchanted by the seductive powers of the TANGO AFTER DARK.
How Much:
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H2X 2S5
Canada
Who: Orchestre FILMharmonique
Classical Crossover
The FILMharmonique Orchestra, composed of world-class Canadian musicians, is Canada’s premier film music orchestra. Since its founding in 2015, the FILMharmonique Orchestra has presented sold-out film concerts every year at Place des Arts’ Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier. Among the films presented in concert are Harry Potter, Amadeus, Star Wars, The Godfather, Gladiator, Titanic, Fantasia, La Passion d’Augustine, Bugs Bunny and Lord of the Rings. The FILMharmonique Orchestra has also accompanied many internationally renowned artists, including Hans Zimmer, Andrea Bocelli, Stevie Wonder, Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones), Ute Lemper, Patrick Bruel and Stacey Kent. The Orchestra’s mission is to make classical music accessible to a wider audience. For some members of its audience, FILMharmonique concerts are their first experience of live classical music. Its goal is both to attract existing audiences and to cultivate a new, inclusive audience of classical concertgoers across Canada. The FILMharmonique is committed to promoting Canadian artists, cultural exchange, music education and accessibility. Since their creation, they have also recorded several albums on the GFN Classics label: L’univers symphonique du cinéma, Vivaldi and Piazolla’s Four Seasons, François Dompierre’s Requiem, Phonèmes (François Dompierre), Arise (Clann), Noël à l’Opéra (Lyrico), and Hidden Assets (Michel Corriveau).