Our team

A versatile musician, Victor Alibert can be heard in symphonic concerts (Orchestre de l'Agora); in Eastern European music (Magillah); in contemporary music with Ensemble Paramirabo and Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, or with artists such as Philippe Brach, Guillaume Arseneau, Plants and Animals. Victor collaborates with the Porteurs de musique, a non-profit providing concerts in residential centres, hospitals, psychiatric institutes. Concious of various social and environnemental issues, he marches as a percussionist with ensemble Movimento. He has taught at Notre-Dame College in Montreal, since 2013.

A graduate of the University of Montreal under the direction of Laurence Kayaleh and Anne Robert, violinist Geneviève Liboiron is very active in Montreal's contemporary music scene. In addition to Ensemble Paramirabo, she is co-founder of ensemble Wapiti and No Hay Banda and has performed with La Machine, Punctum, Allogène, the ECM+, the NEM, the Bradyworks, and the SMCQ ensembles. She has performed extensively throughout Europe, North and South America and across Canada and has been awarded scholarships from the Kayaleh Academy of Geneva, the Orford Arts Centre and the Banff Arts Centre. Geneviève teaches at Domaine Forget Academy and Père Lindsay Music Camp. In great demand as an artist-in-residence at various new music festivals, Geneviève has been invited to perform at Harvard University, Simon Fraser University, the National University of Bogota and the Catholic University of Santiago.

Daniel Áñez is a pianist based in Montreal specialized in Latin-American contemporary repertoire. He has performed in over fifteen countries as a chamber musician and soloist and has participated in the world premiere of more than fifty works. Active in Montreal’s new music scene, he performs with Wapiti, La Machine, Allogène and the Nouvel Ensemble Moderne. Daniel is also an Ondes Martenot and a synthesizer performer.
He is the co-founder of the concert series No Hay Banda and is a member of the Editorial Board of Circuit Magazine. He holds a doctorate from the University of Montreal in piano performance.

Viviana Gosselin has been a featured soloist with ECM+ and Ensemble Paramirabo. She performs regularly with the ARKEA ensemble, the Sinfonia de Lanaudière, the the Orchestre symphonique de l'Estuaire, the Opéra bouffe du Québec, the Radio-Ville-Marie Choir and Les Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal. She has collaborated with Mario Pelchat, Marc Hervieux and OktoEcho. A graduate of the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal in the class of Carole Sirois, she was an intern at the National Arts Centre Orchestra Institute in Ottawa (2010-2011 season). She is a winner of the Montérégie and Verdun Music Competitions and has received the Montée des arts (2006) and Wilfrid Laurier (2008) bursaries. In addition to her talents as a cellist, she is also active as a graphic designer and computer graphics artist.

Italian-Uruguayian-Quebecois percussionist based in Montreal, David Therrien Brongo has an active career as a performer, educator and researcher. Founding member of the Duo AIRS and Orchestre de l’Agora, David is also a member of Ensemble Paramirabo. He regularly performs with the Orchestre Métropolitain, the Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, Sixtrum and the Ensemble Contemporain de Montréal (ECM +). Active on the international scene, David has performed in England, Denmark, Spain, Mexico, France and across Canada. Holding degrees from the University of Montreal and the Superior School of Music of Catalonia in Barcelona, he is currently pursuing his doctoral studies at McGill University. His research is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).