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Alexandre Da Costa and the Longueuil Symphony Orchestra are coming to a venue near you with a musical legacy that has helped promote classical music throughout Quebec and beyond. A virtuoso violinist, conductor, and artistic director from Montreal, Alexandre Da Costa has built an internationally recognized career that has taken him to concert halls across four continents as both a soloist and guest conductor. He received the prestigious Virginia Parker Prize from the Canada Council for the Arts in 2010 and won the Juno Award for Classical Album of the Year in 2012, establishing himself as one of Canada’s most accomplished classical musicians.
In 2019, Da Costa became Artistic Director and Music Director of the Longueuil Symphony Orchestra, an ensemble founded in 1986 that has become one of Quebec’s leading orchestras. Composed of more than fifty professional musicians, the orchestra has long been dedicated to expanding access to symphonic music while presenting ambitious artistic initiatives. Under Da Costa’s leadership, the organization has continued to broaden its reach and strengthen its profile throughout Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
Throughout his career, Da Costa has recorded more than twenty-five albums and collaborated with numerous renowned orchestras around the world. He is also known for performing on a historic Stradivarius violin and for his commitment to making classical music accessible to wider audiences. His partnership with the Longueuil Symphony Orchestra has contributed to a variety of notable projects that celebrate the symphonic repertoire, major composers, and Canadian artistic talent.
Get your tickets now on Tickets.ca to discover the achievements of an award-winning violinist and conductor alongside an orchestra that plays a significant role in Quebec’s classical music community.