â The rich sounds of voice, cello, and piano come together for an intimate chamber music evening, highlighting the world premiere of the video Nightbird Lullaby. $40 from each ticket sold will go to the Canada-Ukraine Foundation and will be eligible for an official donation receipt.
General Info
đ Dates and times: January 27, 2026, 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM)
âł Duration: approximately 1 hour
đ Location: Le 9e (On the 9th floor of Centre Eaton), 1500 Blvd Robert-Bourassa, Montreal, H3A 3S8
đ€ Age requirement: all ages welcome!
âż Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible
Ticket Options
General Admission: access to the event.
VIP: includes the best seating options and a pre-concert aperitif.
Description
Live music, film, poetry, and visual art come together to make a meaningful impact on humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and celebrate the vitality of Ukrainian art worldwide. In partnership with the Canada-Ukraine Foundation and Le 9e, Noise Partout (Ellen Wieser, soprano; Jean-Christophe Lizotte, cello; and Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe, piano) is thrilled to present this one-hour benefit chamber music concert. In addition to mesmerizing music for trio by André Prévin and original arrangements of songs by Massenet and Schubert, Noise Partout will showcase the world premiere of Nightbird Lullaby by the Canadian-Ukrainian duo Anna Pidgorna (composer) and Maria Reva (writer), Ukrainian videographers Anna Shylova-Kolomiets and Oleksandr Shylov, and Ukrainian visual artist Konstantin Tereshenko.
Noise Partout would like to thank the Canada Council for the Arts, the Schevchenko Foundation, the Janine-Sutto and RosemontâLa Petite-Patrie Cultural Centres, and Le 9e for their financial support and in-kind contributions in creating and presenting Nightbird Lullaby.
Highlights
â This concert supports the ongoing need for humanitarian aid in Ukraine
â Noise Partout (Ellen Wieser, soprano; Jean-Christophe Lizotte, cello; and Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe, piano) performs original arrangements of well-known melodies as well as works by Canadian composers and writers
â Be there for the exclusive world premiere screening of Nightbird Lullaby by Anna Shylova-Kolomiets and Oleksandr Shylov, with music by Anna Pidgorna, poetry by Maria Reva, and drawings by Konstantin Tereshenko
â Receive an official donation receipt with the purchase of each ticket
General Info
đ Dates and times: January 27, 2026, 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM)
âł Duration: approximately 1 hour
đ Location: Le 9e (On the 9th floor of Centre Eaton), 1500 Blvd Robert-Bourassa, Montreal, H3A 3S8
đ€ Age requirement: all ages welcome!
âż Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible
Ticket Options
General Admission: access to the event.
VIP: includes the best seating options and a pre-concert aperitif.
Description
Live music, film, poetry, and visual art come together to make a meaningful impact on humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and celebrate the vitality of Ukrainian art worldwide. In partnership with the Canada-Ukraine Foundation and Le 9e, Noise Partout (Ellen Wieser, soprano; Jean-Christophe Lizotte, cello; and Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe, piano) is thrilled to present this one-hour benefit chamber music concert. In addition to mesmerizing music for trio by André Prévin and original arrangements of songs by Massenet and Schubert, Noise Partout will showcase the world premiere of Nightbird Lullaby by the Canadian-Ukrainian duo Anna Pidgorna (composer) and Maria Reva (writer), Ukrainian videographers Anna Shylova-Kolomiets and Oleksandr Shylov, and Ukrainian visual artist Konstantin Tereshenko.
Noise Partout would like to thank the Canada Council for the Arts, the Schevchenko Foundation, the Janine-Sutto and RosemontâLa Petite-Patrie Cultural Centres, and Le 9e for their financial support and in-kind contributions in creating and presenting Nightbird Lullaby.
Highlights
â This concert supports the ongoing need for humanitarian aid in Ukraine
â Noise Partout (Ellen Wieser, soprano; Jean-Christophe Lizotte, cello; and Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe, piano) performs original arrangements of well-known melodies as well as works by Canadian composers and writers
â Be there for the exclusive world premiere screening of Nightbird Lullaby by Anna Shylova-Kolomiets and Oleksandr Shylov, with music by Anna Pidgorna, poetry by Maria Reva, and drawings by Konstantin Tereshenko
â Receive an official donation receipt with the purchase of each ticket
Le 9e
Located on the 9th floor of the Eaton Centre, at 1500 Robert-Bourassa Boulevard in Montreal, Le 9e is a complex featuring a restaurant, Ăle-de-France, and a bar, the French Line.