Music

From an early age, I was exposed to a large variety of musical genres, thanks to my parents. I remember playing on my father’s drum set, acompanying the recordings of Dire Straits, Queen, and Charlebois.

When I was a teenager, I started to play the piano and teach myself theory. One day, I watched a documentary about the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould, and was captivated instantly. By listening to his unique interpretation of Bach, I developed a true passion for music.

After studying the piano for a few years, I discovered the harpsichord and the organ through the teaching of Luc Beauséjour. He helped me developed the skills needed to play chamber music, which lead me to become lead organist for the Sisters of the Holy Cross, and found the Ensemble Canto Felice with trumpeter Geoffroy Cloutier-Turgeon and soprano Mylène Bourbeau.