Jacques-Martin Mentoring Program

Jacques-Martin

An immersive experience designed for young classical musicians who want to enrich their career, broaden their network and think concretely about the development of their career.

Dates
July 24 to 26, 2026
July 31 to August 2, 2026

Location
Joliette

‍Deadline
May 1, 2026

‍Profile wanted
Young classical musicians living in Canada

Inspiring meetings

Exchanges with invited artists and important actors from the cultural community visiting the Festival.

Career development

Seminars on, for example, recording a first album, artistic agencies, branding, content creation and financial management...

festival Immersion

Access to concerts, some general rehearsals and a privileged experience at the heart of the Lanaudière Festival.

Easy stay

Accommodation included in downtown Joliette, with some travel and meal expenses covered.

The program

What to expect

Designed as a coaching experience rather than as a performance-based program, the Jacques-Martin mentoring program offers a framework conducive to exchanges, reflection and personal practice.

Group discussions with professionals in the field
Seminars on concrete career issues
Access to practice areas during the stay
Possibility to attend rehearsals and concerts during the program

Eligibility

Who can apply

The program is aimed at classical musicians, citizens or residents of Canada, with solid professional experience and a high potential for national and international influence.

What to provide

Application file

A curriculum vitae
A biography
A 1 to 2 minute presentation video
A video demo

In the video, candidates will have to answer the following questions:

“What stage in your career development are you at? ”

“What are your professional goals for the next five years? ”