Violinist, Sébastien Savard

As a violinist, people will be amazed by my sensitivity, virtuosity and my range of music. Between classical and rock, I can please all ages.

As a circus performer, people will interact, participate, will be amazed by my violin playing and by the Wow effect. I often get standing ovation for what I do.

Biography Of Sébastien Savard

Sébastien studied at the Saguenay Conservatory of Music under Langis Breton and Guylaine Grégoire. He has won several classical music competitions at the regional and provincial levels. He is currently a violin teacher at Collège d’Alma.
He is a combination of a violinist, a multi-instrumentalist, and a circus artist. During his adolescence, he was already active on the Quebec music scene with Quebecissime and Mario Pelchat. In 2002, Sébastien was discovered by Cirque Du Soleil. Since then, he has performed nearly 5000 shows in over 20 countries with the shows Quidam ((phone number hidden)8), Ovo ((phone number hidden)4), and Corteo ((phone number hidden)5), and Reflekt (May to October 2017). Since 2018, he has been permanently back in Quebec and lives off his music. He has accompanied artists such as Mario Pelchat, Laurence Jalbert, Paul Daraiche, Annie Blanchard, Les 2 Frères, and Quebecissime. He is still active on the Quebec music scene today.
He has appeared on major television networks in the United States, such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and has also performed at the Sydney Opera House during the Helpmann Awards.
Sébastien was a semi-finalist in the national competition Canada’s Got Talent in 2022 with his double bass balancing act while playing the violin with a 15-foot ladder on his chin.
Sébastien was on the cover of the prestigious STRINGS MAGAZINE in 2010, which sold many copies worldwide. “Sebastien is a crowd-pleaser when he plays the violin behind his back.” STRING MAGAZINE 2010

I can bring my sound system and be totally autonome soundwise.

But for large event I need 2 tracks. One for my violin and another one for my music track.

I need lighting.
If possible, especially for my circus act, I need a 10 ft aluminum stepladder.