Montréal, QC

Pianos Bolduc Montréal / PIANISSIMO

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Pianos Bolduc’s PIANISSIMO series turns a piano showroom into a specialty 60-seat listening room. Two-piano concerts, jazz and classical performances are a natural fit, while a conventional amplified band would be out of step with the format. For pianists and small jazz ensembles, the setting offers an unusually focused audience and instrument-centered presentation.

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514-788-5767

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Capacity
60
Age policy
21+
Genres
Classical, Jazz
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Address
7719 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2R 1X1, Canada
Venue phone
514-788-5767
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