Here are 4 reading lists to celebrate Canada and our Ocean Musical Pride to another

Formerly called the Confederation Day then Dominion Day. Moreover. Furthermore, this highlight of our calendar celebrates the birth of Canada, proclaimed by Queen Victoria on May 22, 1867 to enter the 1^is July.

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From one ocean to another, music tells our story, like an edith butler that sings acadia with passion, Richard Séguin who fully lives his American dayand black ball who sings asking you Do you like life like me.

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At Musiqc, we celebrate great musical wealth here 4 reading lists celebrate new through our stories and our territories of plains, mountains or oceans!

Happy Canada Day!

Let us unite our voices, our rhythms, our choruses to salute our Canadian heritage … For example, in music!

– Charles Boyer, supervisor of musical content of Musiqc

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Programmed by Anim

Here is a reading list here 4 reading lists celebrate that tastes the salt air of Acadia, the large spaces of the West and the vibrant alleys of the big Canadian cities. The National Alliance of the Music Industry offers a selection of French -speaking songs from each corner of Canada. Chris Belliveau serves us his melodies like a good campfire on the beach. while Julie Aubé sings with a voice that crosses our hearts here 4 reading lists celebrate new like a wind of the sea. Hilaire hostesses disembark with their raw energy, recalling that the Francophonie, it also rockes. Then Salebarbes arrives, guitars in hand, and takes us to a cooking party where everyone ends up dancing. This list is a musical journey across the country. a celebration of the diversity of voices and accents, where each song has a story to tell.

You have to play for the feet – Salebarbes

Uncomfortable – Hilaire hostesses

Hey me – Simon Daniel

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He wouldn’t here 4 reading lists celebrate want to live otherwise – Terry Melanson

Party Chenous – Jono

I. cry in a minor floor – Scarlet

Rue Dominion – Raphaël Butler

Shadow light – Shaun Ferguson

Tony hut – Danny Boudreau

Revolution – MESSE

And many others …

musiqc.ca/listes-de-lecture/francophone-dun-ocean-a-lautre

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Programmed by Caroline Lavoie

Marie Caissie – Fitith Butler

Big blue – Very

The yellow moon – Jacques SUETTE

Anyway – Caroline Savoie

Between you pi me pi the wooden rope – Lisa LeBlanc

Gaston tune – Thomé Young

Enraged cap – Zachary Richard

In California – There are babies

Until next spring here 4 reading lists celebrate – Maude Sonier

Water between my fingers – P’tit Belliveau

And many others …

musiqc.ca/listes-de-lecture/acadie-de-mon-coeur

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Programmed by the Pantheon of Canadian authors and composers

American day – Richard Séguin

I hear hitting – Michel Pagliaro

Do you like life like me – black ball

Do we love – here 4 reading lists celebrate new Yvon Deschamps

Sing for your song – Jean Lapointe

Tomorrow winter – Robert Charlebois

Sunday afternoon – Cano

Fu man chu (Chu d’dans) – Robert Charlebois

Frédéric – Claude Léveillée

The world has changed a lot – 1755

And many others …

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Programmed by Ariane Mahrÿke Lemire

Sometimes it’s me – Sylvie Boulianne

Vanina (Runaway) – Dave

Two by two – Étienne Fletcher

Beyond the stars – Willows

Jar – Anique Granger

My parade – vaero

I bring the gin – Aleksi Campagne

Take my hand – Post Script

Johnny Cash – Alexis Normand

I offer you – Salomé Leclerc

And many others …

musiqc.ca/listes-de-lecture/dest-en-ouest