Event details
- Sunday | 30 August 2026
- 15:00
- Église Saints-Anges de Lachine 1400, Boul. St-Joseph Lachine (Qc) H8S 2M8
- Aucun billet requis / Don suggéré : 15$
Danny Leclerc ténor
Yves Garand organ
Lyrical tenor with a luminous timbre, Danny Leclerc seduces by his virtuosity in the great sacred airs. He shares the stage with Yves Garand, organist of Les Saints-Anges and conductor at Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.
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Biographies
Danny Leclerc
Lyrico-dramatic tenor Danny Leclerc is distinguished by an expressive timbre, brilliant agility in the upper register, and a controlled vocal power. His natural stage presence and refined dramatic instinct bring authentic intensity to each of his performances.
A finalist at the CS Music Competition and grand finalist at the 2024 Great Tenor Tournament in Poland, he excels in the French and Italian repertoires as well as in major sacred works. His interpretation of Verdi’s Requiem has been praised by international audiences.
He was recently acclaimed at Opera na Zamku in Poland and at the Opéra Comique of Washington, notably for his portrayals of Fritz (La Grande Duchesse de Gérolstein) and Gontran (Les Mousquetaires au Couvent).
This season, Danny is preparing the roles of Don José (Carmen) and Daniel (Le Chalet), along with several international gala appearances. This summer, he will perform Hoffmann (Les Contes d’Hoffmann) and Florestan (Fidelio).
Yves Garand
Yves Garand began his musical studies at an early age, first in private piano lessons, then at Collège Marguerite-Bourgeois, the Faculty of Music at the Université de Montréal, and the Conservatoire de musique du Québec in Montreal.
He later received a scholarship from the Government of Quebec, allowing him to pursue advanced training in Paris. A versatile and highly regarded artist, he showcases his talents as a pedagogue, pianist, and collaborative organist, working alongside several of Quebec’s leading lyric and choral artists.
He is the titular organist of the Casavant symphonic organ at Saints-Anges Church in Lachine, Chorus Master for Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Artistic Director of the Chœur Ambiance de Lachine, and Program Director for Saints-Anges en musique, presented by Concerts Lachine.
Program
| Hommage à Frescobaldi Extrait des Huit pièces pour orgue : Prélude |
JEAN LANGLAIS (1907–1991) |
| Ave Maria Ellens dritter Gesang |
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797–1828) |
| Pater, in manus tuas, 6e parole Extrait de l’Oratorio Les Sept paroles du Christ |
THÉODORE DUBOIS (1837–1924) |
| Cruxifix | JEAN-BAPTISTE FAURE (1830–1914) |
| Ingemisco Extrait du Requiem |
GIUSEPPE VERDI (1813–1901) |
| Dies Irae Extrait du Requiem Transcription pour orgue : Jules Strens |
W.-A. MOZART (1756–1791) |
| But Thou Didst Not Leave Extrait du Messie |
G. F. HAENDEL (1685–1759) |
| Panis Angelicus | ANDRÉ CAPELET (1878–1925) |
| Les Rameaux | J.-B. FAURE |
| Panis Angelicus | CÉSAR FRANCK (1822–1890) |
| Marche triomphante Aïda |
GIUSEPPE VERDI (1813–1901) |
| Amor ti vieta di non amar Fedora |
UMBERTO GIORDANO (1867–1948) |
| E lucevan le stelle Tosca |
G. VERDI |
| Ave Maria Mélodie écrite sur le prélude de J. S. Bach |
CHARLES GOUNOD |
| Prière de Desdémone Otello (orgue) |
G. VERDI |
| Nessun Dorma Turandot |
GIACOMO PUCCINI (1859–1924) |
| Agnus Dei La base musicale vient de L’Arlésienne écrite en 1872 |
GEORGES BIZET (1838–1875) |





















