This commented concert features works by Shubert, Brahms, Liszt and Quebec composer André Mathieu. In addition, you will have the pleasure of hearing a work rarely performed, Blumenfeld’s Study op. 36 for the left hand alone.

Here’s what they say: this little-known Russian pianist composer combines the influence of Chopin and Tchaikovsky. Jean-Michel Dubé demonstrated a technical feat without measurement. He uses the full width of the piano and draws incredible colors from it with his only left hand. It is enough to impress the public and to test the technique of the interpreter. Hats off! It was remarkable.