Finding joy in music

Classes are beginning this week at 600 ave Oak in Saint-Lambert

Music lessons at 600 ave Oak, Saint-Lambert

Bluebird by Alexis Ffrench
copyright by the artist

Go to the second floor, local #229

Enjoy an evening with “Classics to jazz”

Tickets available

Gagnant de la bourse d'excellence - Sébastian Medina

Sebastian Medina has earned the Conservatoire’s bursary to consitnue his music studies at CEGEP Saint-Laurent.

Children’s choir

Children from ages: 6 to 12 recently performed
in Saint-Lambert.

Un groupe d'enfants et d'adultes participe à un événement dans une salle de l'église, avec une femme debout devant eux, apparemment en train de chanter ou de parler, devant un groupe de jeunes filles. La scène se déroule devant un autel en bois décoré de fleurs, avec de grandes fenêtres en vitrail derrière, laissant entrer la lumière naturelle.

Why should children study music?

The survey found that nearly two-thirds (60%) of Canadians say that singing, playing, or composing music has a greater impact on mental well-being compared to listening to music. This perspective highlights a growing recognition that engaging directly with music – not just consuming it – can have a transformative effect on mental health.

Photo: Olga Seminiova, Veronica Ungureanu, Anne-Sophie Gagnon-Métellus, Marie-Anne Rozankovic, Matt Herskowitz, Louis Plouffe and Loredana Zanca

Read critique

“Music has played many different roles in my life. It has taught me to listen differently, to recognize emotions without necessarily naming them, and to enter the world of composers whose works transcend time. I was fortunate to be guided by passionate teachers…” (Excerpt from Myriam’s blog)