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Original melodies by pianist-composer Louis Dominique Roy get their first airing on "Rêves enclos", a new recording with baritone Olivier Laquerre. Roy's songs are set to poems by some of Québec's greatest poets, including Émile Nelligan, Alfred Desrochers, Arthur de Bussières, Hector de Saint-Denys-Garneau, and Gilles Vigneault. Roy accompanies Laquerre on these Québécois melodies, some of which also feature cellist Sébastien Lépine or horn-player Louis-Philippe Marsolais. The Canadian bass-baritone, Olivier Laquerre, studied with the well-known teachers Jan Simons in Montreal, as well as Patricia Kerne in Toronto and Marlena Malas in the USA. Award-winner at the Paris and Verviers international voice competitions, Olivier Laquerre has been in great demand as a soloist since winning the prestigious Joseph-Rouleau Prize (1st Prize) at the Jeunesses Musicales of Canada Voice Competition in 1999.
Original melodies by pianist-composer Louis Dominique Roy get their first airing on "Rêves enclos", a new recording with baritone Olivier Laquerre. Roy's songs are set to poems by some of Québec's greatest poets, including Émile Nelligan, Alfred Desrochers, Arthur de Bussières, Hector de Saint-Denys-Garneau, and Gilles Vigneault. Roy accompanies Laquerre on these Québécois melodies, some of which also feature cellist Sébastien Lépine or horn-player Louis-Philippe Marsolais. The Canadian bass-baritone, Olivier Laquerre, studied with the well-known teachers Jan Simons in Montreal, as well as Patricia Kerne in Toronto and Marlena Malas in the USA. Award-winner at the Paris and Verviers international voice competitions, Olivier Laquerre has been in great demand as a soloist since winning the prestigious Joseph-Rouleau Prize (1st Prize) at the Jeunesses Musicales of Canada Voice Competition in 1999.
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Original melodies by pianist-composer Louis Dominique Roy get their first airing on "Rêves enclos", a new recording with baritone Olivier Laquerre. Roy's songs are set to poems by some of Québec's greatest poets, including Émile Nelligan, Alfred Desrochers, Arthur de Bussières, Hector de Saint-Denys-Garneau, and Gilles Vigneault. Roy accompanies Laquerre on these Québécois melodies, some of which also feature cellist Sébastien Lépine or horn-player Louis-Philippe Marsolais. The Canadian bass-baritone, Olivier Laquerre, studied with the well-known teachers Jan Simons in Montreal, as well as Patricia Kerne in Toronto and Marlena Malas in the USA. Award-winner at the Paris and Verviers international voice competitions, Olivier Laquerre has been in great demand as a soloist since winning the prestigious Joseph-Rouleau Prize (1st Prize) at the Jeunesses Musicales of Canada Voice Competition in 1999.
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