À tire d'ailes !
December 6th 2026, 3:30 pm
Église Saint-François-de-Sales, Gatineau, QC
Choeur classique de l'Outaouais presents
A tire d'ailes !
In-person Event
December 5th 2026
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm / Doors: 6:45 pm
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On December 5 at 7:30 pm, the Chœur classique de l'Outaouais invites you to celebrate its 40th anniversary with À tire d’ailes, a joyful concert inspired by the world of birds.
At the heart of the concert is Glenn McClure’s St. Francis in the Americas: A Caribbean Mass, a work the Choir performed in 2001. The voices will be accompanied by the Hands of Steel Ent ensemble, whose distinctive sound will bring a special Caribbean flavour to this vibrant work.
The program also explores the fascinating world of birds through works by Clément Janequin and Felix Mendelssohn, as well as the premiere of a new composition by Frédéric Lacroix, inspired by the Pileated Woodpecker, the emblematic bird of the City of Gatineau.
Under the direction of Tiphaine Legrand, with Anthony Lampron on piano, À tire-d’ailes will be an opportunity to celebrate four decades of music, creativity and meaningful connections with our audience.
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Please note that In the reserved section, children aged 12 and under must hold a ticket priced at $40. Complimentary admission for children applies to general admission only.
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ACCOMPANIED LEISURE! Do you have a Companion Leisure Card? The CCO will be delighted to offer your accompanying party free access to the concert when you will be presenting your card to our volunteers.
If you don't have your card at the time of the concert, and your disability is such that you need to be accompanied on your outings, the person accompanying you will also be entitled to free access to the concert.
In order to make you feel welcome, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your needs: promotion@choeurclassiqueoutaouais.ca
To obtain your Companion Leisure Card , visit: https://www.carteloisir.ca/en/
On December 5 at 7:30 pm, the Chœur classique de l'Outaouais invites you to celebrate its 40th anniversary with À tire d’ailes, a joyful concert inspired by the world of birds.
At the heart of the concert is Glenn McClure’s St. Francis in the Americas: A Caribbean Mass, a work the Choir performed in 2001. The voices will be accompanied by the Hands of Steel Ent ensemble, whose distinctive sound will bring a special Caribbean flavour to this vibrant work.
The program also explores the fascinating world of birds through works by Clément Janequin and Felix Mendelssohn, as well as the premiere of a new composition by Frédéric Lacroix, inspired by the Pileated Woodpecker, the emblematic bird of the City of Gatineau.
Under the direction of Tiphaine Legrand, with Anthony Lampron on piano, À tire-d’ailes will be an opportunity to celebrate four decades of music, creativity and meaningful connections with our audience.
***
Please note that In the reserved section, children aged 12 and under must hold a ticket priced at $40. Complimentary admission for children applies to general admission only.
***
ACCOMPANIED LEISURE! Do you have a Companion Leisure Card? The CCO will be delighted to offer your accompanying party free access to the concert when you will be presenting your card to our volunteers.
If you don't have your card at the time of the concert, and your disability is such that you need to be accompanied on your outings, the person accompanying you will also be entitled to free access to the concert.
In order to make you feel welcome, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your needs: promotion@choeurclassiqueoutaouais.ca
To obtain your Companion Leisure Card , visit: https://www.carteloisir.ca/en/
Tiphaine Legrand
Tiphaine Legrand has a rich background in choir conducting. She studied singing and choir conducting with Chantal Masson-Bourque at Université Laval, then with Nicole Paiement and Robert Ingari at Université de Sherbrooke. Tiphaine is a passionate pedagogue of choral music and works with singers of all ages and in many musical styles.
Founder and then artistic director of the ensemble Kô in its early years, Tiphaine particularly explored the links between early music and that of contemporary Québécois composers. She is responsible for the choral singing sector at the LUMI School of the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Music, and she is the music and choir director of the Chœur classique de l'Outaouais since September 2011.
Driven by a desire to make choral singing more accessible and inclusive, she directs a choir at the Centre AVC/Aphasie Laval as part of a pilot project initiated by SAMS (Société pour les arts en milieux de santé). She is also a member of the Collège des chefs de l'Alliance chorale du Québec and provides choral conducting training for primary school teachers.
Anthony Lampron
Pianist Anthony Lampron works as an accompanist, repetiteur and vocal coach. Throughout his practice, he has developed a great affinity with the vocal repertoire. In addition to his work as the accompanist with the Choeur classique de l'Outaouais, the Ottawa classical choir and the University of Ottawa choir, he has worked with many singers and choirs including the Choeur de l'Orchestre Symphonique de Gatineau, the Chanterelle de la Lièvre and the Choeur d'enfants de l'École Massé.
He has also performed for The School of Dance in Ottawa, Candlelight Concerts, the Gatineau Symphony Orchestra, McGill University, the University of Montreal, the Théâtre d’art lyrique de Laval, the Atelier lyrique de Chambly, and the Bologna International Opera Academy in Italy.
After his studies in interpretation piano at the University of Montreal, he perfected his vocal coaching skills here and in Germany and he completed his master’s degree in piano accompaniment at the University of Ottawa under the direction of pianist Frédéric Lacroix.
