Two Daniel Clarke Bouchard concerts in Jean-Nicolet for young people
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The two concerts will take place on April 2 and 21, 2026.
Thanks to the initiative and financial support of Bourassa-Sauvé Member of the National Assembly of Quebec, Madwa-Nika Cadet, about sixty young students from Jean-Nicolet elementary school will be able to enjoy two concerts with the talented and renowned young pianist Daniel Clarke Bouchard.
This concert series marks the launch of a partnership with the musician as an ambassador to young people in Bourassa-Sauvé who are interested in music. Both events will take place in the performance hall of Jeunesses Musicales Canada.
The organization Jeunesses Musicales Canada has a mission to develop and democratize music among young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
"I am delighted by this golden opportunity that we are collectively offering to our young people in Bourassa-Sauvé. I want to thank Daniel Clarke Bouchard for his willingness to introduce our young people from Montréal-Nord to music. Thanks also to Jeunesses Musicales Canada for contributing to this beautiful success, hoping that the young people will be enriched by their wonderful experience," Madwa-Nika Cadet, Member for Bourassa-Sauvé at the National Assembly of Quebec.
Over the past few months, Ms. Cadet has worked in concert with the Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île and Jean-Nicolet school to make it possible to present these concerts to young people who have chosen the music option.
The two concerts will take place on April 2 and 21, 2026.
The Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île (CSSPÎ) says it warmly thanks the Member for Bourassa-Sauvé as well as pianist Daniel Clarke Bouchard for offering students from Jean-Nicolet school the chance to participate in this cultural outing.
"When the community works in harmony with the school network, they compose a work that carries promise for the future of children," believes CSSPÎ Director General Martin Duquette.
As for Jean-Nicolet school principal Karina Mongrain, she emphasizes the importance of collaboration from members of the Montréal-Nord community in the development of our students. "Together, we can help them become fulfilled citizens by awakening their curiosity and allowing them to have formative experiences. Special thanks to pianist Daniel Clarke Bouchard for sharing his passion with us," concludes the Jean-Nicolet school principal.