Choose from the following options:

• $32 for one ticket to Fandango on April 7 at the Bourgie Hall, Section A (up to $56 value)
• $29 for one ticket to Fandango on April 7 at the Bourgie Hall, Section B (up to $46 value)

• $19 for one ticket to Fandango on April 7 at the Bourgie Hall, Section C (up to $35.78 value)

• $32 for one ticket to Marc Bouchkov, First Prize Violin on May 5 at the Bourgie Hall, Section A (up to $56 value)
• $29 for one ticket to Marc Bouchkov, First Prize Violin on May 5 at the Bourgie Hall, Section B (up to $46 value)

• $19 for one ticket to Marc Bouchkov, First Prize Violin on May 5 at the Bourgie Hall, Section C (up to $35.78 value)

• $39 for one ticket to Ode to Joy on June 9 at the Maison symphonique of Montréal, Section A (up to $73.69 value)
• $29 for one ticket to Ode to Joy on June 9 at the Maison symphonique of Montréal, Section B (up to $58.97 value)
• $23 for one ticket to Ode to Joy on June 9 at the Maison symphonique of Montréal, Section C (up to $47.47 value)
  

This spring at the Bourgie Hall of the Museum of Fine Arts, the McGill Chamber Orchestra presents the guitar quartet Fandango as well as the soloist Marc Bouchkov, First prize winner of the Montreal International Music Competition 2013. Accompanied by the MCO, the violinist will perform pieces from Mendelssohn, Haydn and Tchaikovsky. 

To celebrate McGill Chamber Orchestra’s 75th season in grand style, 45 musicians, the St-Lawrence choir and Musica Orbium, as well as four soloists will present the monumental Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. This Ode to Joy will take place at the Maison symphonique of Montréal, located at Place des Arts.

McGill Chamber Orchestra

Founded in 1939 by Alexander Brott, the McGill Chamber Orchestra now includes 16 musicians and is one of the most renowned and experienced ensemble in the country. Alexander’s son, Boris Brott, is now MCO’s music director, offering a varied program with international soloists and musical successors.