Grand Centennial Concert, May 11 2019, Cocathédrale Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue. Photograph by ©Maxence Bilodeau 2019

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The first centennial choir in Quebec, the Société chorale de Saint-Lambert is an important mixed  classical choir, directed by a very talented young conductor, Gabrielle Gaudreault.

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AUDITIONS:  27 August 2024

Nuit de Noël, concert présenté le 2 décembre 2023 à l'église catholique de Saint-Lambert Photographie : @Maxence Bilodeau 2023
Nuit de Noël, December 2, 2023 at Eglise catholique de Saint-Lambert. Photograph by @Maxence Bilodeau 2023

Our recent concerts

To learn more about the works presented, the composers, our musicians, our choir director, our partners, donors, sponsors and volunteers, consult the digital programs of our concerts, by clicking on the following links: 

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Thank you to all of you for following us so faithfully, supporting us, buying tickets or making donations!

Gabrielle Gaudreault, cheffe de choeur
Gabrielle Gaudreault, Artistic director of the SLCS - Photograph by ©Maxence Bilodeau 2023

Meet the St. Lambert Choral Society

Founded in 1919, the St. Lambert Choral Society celebrated its 100th anniversary in February 2019. The first centenarian choir in Quebec, and the 3rd in Canada, the SLCS received a medal from the National Assembly in 2019, as well as the Prix Lambertois de la culture.

The festivities for our 100th anniversary, with the great Canadian bass Joseph Rouleau as our patron, gave tremendous momentum to our choir, which experienced a significant surge in growth in 2019-2020.

From left to right: David Christiani, Mme Nicole Ménard, MNA for Laporte, Xavier Brossard-Ménard, Mme Nathalie Roy, Minister for Culture and Communications, Joseph Rouleau, patron of the SLCS’s 100th anniversary, Françoise Davoine, presenter of the event, and Geneviève Sarda, president of the SLCS. ©Maxence Bilodeau 2019

Our mission

The mission of the SLCS is to promote and disseminate choral singing in St. Lambert and across the Montérégie through its innovative programs, accessible to a broad audience. Our repertoire includes a variety of styles: classical music, sacred works, opera extracts and songs from diverse cultures from around the world.

Well anchored in its community, the SLCS plays an important role in our musical ecosystem. It allows choristers to develop their talent under the direction of a conductor chosen for her pedagogical and artistic qualities. It also offers them the chance to share the stage with soloists and professional musicians, who are also very proud to be associated with a choir of this quality.

Rehearsing at the Maison symphonique. Photograph by Ulysse del Drago 2017

The SLCS presents two major concerts per year, in addition to participating in numerous events including the Bach Festival’s La Nuit des Choeurs, Remembrance Day ceremony, the Rentrée culturelle and the Fêtes de Saint-Lambert.

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