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carl robitaille (Drums)

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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.

louis larouche (Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, French Horn)

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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)

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Teaching Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

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.

rebbecca veilleux (Voice)

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Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Thursday

Rébecca Veilleux began music with the mastery of the little singers of Quebec and began her college studies at the Quebec music conservatory where she obtained a bachelor's degree and a master's degree with excellence. She is currently doing a post-master's degree at the Conservatoire.

Passionate about several musical styles, she shares her love of popular singing and classical singing, teaches singing extracurricularly at the Saint-Charles-Garnier school, for the Édu-Inter summer camp and privately at the Conservatory. She directs two choirs at Saint-Fidèle school as an extracurricular activity.

She is a professional chorister at the Opéra de Québec with whom she participates in eight productions and with the Orchester Symphonique de Québec with whom she performs 5 concerts.

As a soloist, she sings at the pre-concert of the Quebec Symphony Orchestra at the Palais Montcalm, at the musical Viennoiseries of Tempête et Passion, at the Midday Concert at the Foyer du Grand Théâtre de Québec and at the opera evenings at the Restaurant Trattoria La Scala.

Rébecca is the recipient of numerous awards and 6 excellence scholarships, the most prestigious of which is that of the Members of the Legion of Honor of Quebec.

samuel lessard (Guitar, Ukulele, Bass Guitar, Recording, Songwriting, Theory)

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

I started teaching guitar and ukulele in 2020 at the École de musique à la portée des sons on the recommendation of one of my teachers at Cégep de Drummondville. I continue to believe that this start in teaching was an excellent choice, given that I'm someone who has always listened to others and enjoys helping people achieve their goals. Passing on my passion for music to others is, for me, a way of continuing to learn and a pleasure that is renewed with every session. By teaching, for example, I've been able to learn the rudiments of the ukulele, but I've also had to rediscover certain notions I'd learned during my music studies at Cégep de Drummondville a few years earlier. These notions are not only theoretical and practical, but also technical. I had the pleasure of bringing out my classical guitar exercises, pieces and techniques afin order to be able to teach it, and I still continue to increase my knowledge of my main instrument, which is the electric guitar, afin order to be able to accomplish my own goals and bring my students where they want to go. 

I've had, and still have, the chance to perform on a regular basis all over Quebec, and have been doing so for just over 10 years now. These years on stage continue to teach me the importance of healthy communication and teamwork. Something I apply with great care in my classes. I am also able to bring and offrir the necessary tools to my students afin so that they are as comfortable as possible not only on their instrument, but also in performance situations on stage or in the studio.