Emilie-Claire Barlow live in Saint Genevieve

Experience Emilie-Claire Barlow live on December 5th

Emilie-Claire Barlow is a Canadian jazz vocalist and arranger known for her interpretations of classic jazz standards and original compositions. Her style blends traditional vocal jazz with contemporary arrangements, often incorporating elements of bossa nova and sophisticated pop sensibilities. She frequently utilizes close harmony vocals and demonstrates a range encompassing both intimate ballads and upbeat swing numbers. Barlow has received multiple Juno Award nominations for her vocal jazz albums, establishing her as a prominent figure in the Canadian jazz scene.

Salle Pauline Julien is a performance venue located in Saint-Geneviève, Quebec, Canada – not the United States. It’s part of the cultural complex known as the Centre culturel de Saint-Geneviève. The hall is named after Pauline Julien, a celebrated Quebec singer-songwriter and poet who was a significant voice in Quebec’s cultural identity during the 1960s and 70s. Opened in 1992, Salle Pauline Julien primarily hosts performances encompassing music (including jazz, classical, and popular genres), theatre, dance, and conferences. The venue is designed to accommodate a variety of productions with its adaptable stage and seating configurations; it has a capacity of approximately 380 seats.