Lévis

Carl Robitaille (Drums)

Online Lessons: No

Teaching Day(s): Saturday

Carl Robitaille – Drums

Holder of a bachelor's degree in singing performance from the University
Laval, Carl Robitaille has been evolving in the region's musical world since
over 30 years old. Whether as a drummer or as a singer
(sometimes both at the same time), in classical or popular music,
Carl has been part of numerous training courses and has participated in several
musical productions. He is also a college teacher
for more than 15 years and continues to train in the pedagogy of
teaching.

Clovis Veilleux (Guitar, Banjo)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Wednesday

A lover of all kinds of music, Clovis has a college diploma in music and is continuing his studies at university while pursuing a bachelor's degree in physics.

Clovis has developed his skills through multiple projects ranging in style from classical to hard rock/metal to jazz. He is passionate about the guitar, but loves to experiment with different instruments such as the bass, banjo, and even lap steel. He loves to pass on his knowledge and share his passion with his students in a dynamic way.

Émmanuel St-Pierre Bernier (Drums, Djembe, Percussion)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Thursday

Emmanuel St-Pierre-Bernier is a professional drummer from Quebec City. Passionate about music since a young age, he now accompanies emerging artists, plays in professional cover bands, and performs in various jazz ensembles.

Currently completing the jazz performance program at the CNDF, Emmanuel has developed a versatility that allows him to teach and perform in a wide variety of musical styles—from metal to classical percussion. He enjoys sharing his passion with students and supporting them in their progress, regardless of their level or goals.

Louis Larouche (Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, French Horn)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Monday, Saturday

Music teacher and now career management,

Louis Larouche won the first prize for trumpet at the Conservatoire de musique de Québec.
Winner of a prize awarded by the Canada Council for the Arts, he completed his training at Boston University where he obtained his diploma under the teaching of Roger Voisin. He has participated in numerous recordings for the CBC and has been invited more than once to appear as solo trumpeter on special programs broadcast by Radio-Canada. He has also toured Canada, the United States, Peru and Chile in addition to accompanying internationally renowned artists in the studio and on stage.

In addition to teaching classical and jazz trumpet, Louis Larouche is also the founding president of Ars Musicum Workshop, an initiative aimed at introducing the instruments of the brass family to many children in Canada and the United States.

Marie Claude Jouvet (Piano)

Online Lessons: No

Teaching Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Marie-Claude Jouvet won two first prizes and a second prize in the Conservatoire Musica competition organized by the Paris Ministry of Fine Arts. She has a solid musical training in classical piano and music theory, which she has been teaching for over 40 years. She directs the Chœur des Hivers, a vocal ensemble comprising 60 voices and 6 musicians. An enthusiast of the arts in all their forms, she also enjoys drawing, painting and writing.

Marjolaine Tremblay (Voice)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Saturday

Marjoo draws her vocal style from classical music, R&B, and soul. With classical training from Nathalie Magnan and Céline Binet, then further refined with Priscilla-Ann Tremblay, she made her mark on stage in West Side Story, Les Choristes, and Sister Act before shining at the Quebec City Opera Festival. In 2025, she participated in the Quebec Music Festival and reached the finals of the Dégelis competition.

Today, she writes her own songs: her EP Bless my soul and her single Conversations reveal an intimate universe nourished by rhythm and blues. Passionate about passing on her knowledge, she already teaches singing and hopes to continue this mission at Long & McQuade in Lévis.

Maxence Létourneaux (Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday

A passionate musician from an early age, I studied music at the elementaryhigh school and now CEGEP. I already have teaching experiencewith both children and adults. I'm aversatile musician and I hope to be ableto share my passion with you through stimulating lessons adapted to your level.

I've been able to acquire skills with several instruments, including guitar and bass, but
the saxophone is the instrument with which I pursue my passion on a daily basis. From soprano tofrom soprano to baritone, I've been able to play in all registers of this magnificent instrument, and I hope you'll be able to discover yours through my lessons.
discover your own through my lessons. Whether it's a classical concerto or arhythmic jazz standard, I can't wait to share a few notes with you!

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Thaddy B. Lavoie (Bass Guitar)

Online Lessons: Yes

Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Wednesday

I trained at Cégep de Drummondville, where I obtained a DEC (Diplôme d'Études Collégiales) in Music. This laid a solid foundation for my musical skills and my understanding of electric bass. I went on to pursue my musical passion at the Université de Sherbrooke, where I obtained a Bachelor of Music degree with a specialization in electric bass. This university experience enabled me to deepen my knowledge, explore new musical horizons and perfect my skills as a my skills as an electric bassist. My academic background in music has given me the technical and artistic skills necessary to excel in this demanding field. I acquired a solid understanding of music theory, a mastery of different musical styles and the ability to express myself creatively through the electric bass. These two institutions have played an essential role in my development as a professional musician.