Genticorum

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DOORS 7PM, START 7.30PM

Weaving intricate fiddle, flute and accordion lines, gorgeous vocal harmonies, subtle guitar textures and exhilarating foot percussion, the pleasure that these three musicians have creating and playing together is palpable, both in the studio and on the concert stage.
For over twenty years, the trio has earned a place of privilege on world, traditional, folk and Celtic music stages. Known for their unbridled energy, their musicianship and their magnetic stage presence, the trio has won over audiences at such prestigious events as Celtic Connections in Scotland, the Tønder Folk Festival in Denmark, the National Folk Festival in Australia, the Independent Music Festival in Alexandria, Egypt, the Rain Forest Festival in Malaysia, as well as countless venues across North America.
In French, to describe the chemistry between people, you say they have atomes crochus— literally, that their atoms are interlaced. There’s no better way to talk about Genticorum. The trio’s connection is magnetic.
At its root, this is social music, and audiences can’t help but feel the pleasure these three musicians get from playing together. With impeccable musicianship and infectious joie de vivre, Genticorum is bound to draw you in.

2024 Canadian Folk Music Awards ‘Ensemble of the Year’

“The flute, guitar and foot percussion weave around the fiddle and their ensemble playing possesses a synergetic, drive and delicacy, so that the songs aren’t overwhelmed, but open. Total immersion is recommended.” Songlines Magazine

“An intoxicating mix of flute, fiddle, feet, guitar and three-part harmonies.” The Independent

“…which is the beauty of Genticorum. Their joyous attack on any subject is transformed by their overall energy and style of playing. It’s feel-good music that transcends any lyric and the chance to see these merry wizards deliver the goods live is about as good as music gets.” Roots Music Canada

“Genticorum have a rightful place amongst the new generation of internationally recognized Quebequois bands. Beautifully presented recording…harmonising brilliantly.” The Living Tradition