Angèle Dubeau, CM, CQ (born March 24, 1962) is a Québécoise violinist.
<… Read Full Bio ↴Angèle Dubeau, CM, CQ (born March 24, 1962) is a Québécoise violinist.
Dubeau is a graduate and First Prize winner of the Montreal Conservatory of Music. She studied at the Juilliard School of Music with Dorothy DeLay and later went to Romania to work with Stefan Gheorghiu. Since that time, Dubeau has been regarded as one of Canada's most prominent classical performing artists. She has performed in concert halls in more than 25 countries and won several important international competitions. In addition, she has sold more than 300,000 records as a solo classical recording artist. Besides Dubeau, only a few other classical soloists have a certified Gold record for 50,000 albums sold in a given year. Some awards that she has won include the Sylva Gelber prize, International Community of Francophone Radio's "Soloist of the Year 1987," Prize of the Americas at the "Viña del Mar International Competition" among others.
Since 1994, Dubeau conceived and hosted concert broadcasts and weekly music programs for Radio-Canada. These include "Faites vos gammes" and "Angèle Dubeau et la Fête de la Musique." Another important project for Dubeau has been "Music in the Mountains," a popular event she organized, directed and hosted since 1995 which attracts 75,000 people every Labour Day weekend.
In 1997, Dubeau created the all-female string ensemble "La Pietà." This unique ensemble has performed in numerous concert halls in Canada, the United States, China and Japan, receiving rave reviews from local papers and radio stations. As of 2006, they have recorded seven albums and one DVD, which topped the Canadian charts.
Dubeau plays on the "Des Rosiers" Stradivarius violin from 1733. She received this violin in 1976 when the violinist and previous owner Arthur Leblanc met and heard Dubeau play.
In 1996, she was made a member of the Order of Canada. In 2004, she was also made a Knight of the National Order of Quebec.
<… Read Full Bio ↴Angèle Dubeau, CM, CQ (born March 24, 1962) is a Québécoise violinist.
Dubeau is a graduate and First Prize winner of the Montreal Conservatory of Music. She studied at the Juilliard School of Music with Dorothy DeLay and later went to Romania to work with Stefan Gheorghiu. Since that time, Dubeau has been regarded as one of Canada's most prominent classical performing artists. She has performed in concert halls in more than 25 countries and won several important international competitions. In addition, she has sold more than 300,000 records as a solo classical recording artist. Besides Dubeau, only a few other classical soloists have a certified Gold record for 50,000 albums sold in a given year. Some awards that she has won include the Sylva Gelber prize, International Community of Francophone Radio's "Soloist of the Year 1987," Prize of the Americas at the "Viña del Mar International Competition" among others.
Since 1994, Dubeau conceived and hosted concert broadcasts and weekly music programs for Radio-Canada. These include "Faites vos gammes" and "Angèle Dubeau et la Fête de la Musique." Another important project for Dubeau has been "Music in the Mountains," a popular event she organized, directed and hosted since 1995 which attracts 75,000 people every Labour Day weekend.
In 1997, Dubeau created the all-female string ensemble "La Pietà." This unique ensemble has performed in numerous concert halls in Canada, the United States, China and Japan, receiving rave reviews from local papers and radio stations. As of 2006, they have recorded seven albums and one DVD, which topped the Canadian charts.
Dubeau plays on the "Des Rosiers" Stradivarius violin from 1733. She received this violin in 1976 when the violinist and previous owner Arthur Leblanc met and heard Dubeau play.
In 1996, she was made a member of the Order of Canada. In 2004, she was also made a Knight of the National Order of Quebec.
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Angèle Dubeau Lyrics
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venkyrk
When I listen to this sublime music, I'm compelled to translate the visions it evokes into words. This is what I see, as the music progresses:
Then, with despair in his heart, he starts walking
Through the darkness tinged with his thoughts and memories
Ever wanting to get away from himself, this life
Feeling a distant call of redemption and following its echo
As he keeps on, the echoes begin to sound clearer, louder
And the night begins to glow with a sublime light
That lights up the pathway to his soul
An elation begins to fill him within, and the colours awaken
Black to gray to blue to violet to pink to crimson to gold
As the world within him reveals its grandeur
He knows he's free, and nothing can bind him anymore
And the ground beneath his feet starts to lose its grip
As he rises step by step, above himself
And starts blending with the light, reflecting and refracting
Till all the colours blend into a kaleidoscopic ecstasy
And then a blissful dissolution into eternity...
Joe Az
This piece elevated every scene in the Leftovers whenever it was played.
praefectus vigilum
When this one starts I had wet eyes. Everytime it was played. Two much emotions. I was not able to resist.
Grosbois
@Why Bother indeed, it really is an extra character, he has done a magnificent job on this show, he can be proud.
Why Bother
Max Richter's score was an extra character. Lol dramatic scene starts and you hear that piano start chiming in and your mind goes "oh no ...this is about to get WORSE?"
Michael Curtis
The Leftovers score is the greatest in television history IMO. So emotional.
Melómano
Yesss
Vojtech Kulhavy
I don't belive in God, bud I belive in Kevin.
Arasaka
you sir are 100% right
Conor Hand
Love this also love the score of Tales from the Loop
nevada k
So if you hadnt heard it in a series you would never have bothered with classical music?