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Panache
Eh!

A Kingston Band

It is time to let the kids cut loose, be silly, and enjoy a real experience of the arts - something fun, traditional and bilingual.

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Let’s meet in real life

This musical pair has been performing in the Kingston area for a few years now. They are frequently seen in downtown Kingston as part of the city’s official Canada Day celebrations, the Buskers’ Rendezvous, or as part of the Summer On Sydenham program on the patio stage at Sydenham Street at Princess. They are featured regularly at the Boy’s and Girl’s Club’s annual Teddy Bear’s Picnic and at events put on by the Kingston Frontenac Public Library. 

 

They are a must see for any families interested in children's music and French culture. We hope to meet you soon! Check out our social media for upcoming shows!

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Unlock The Magic

Unlock the magic of bilingualism for your children! Understanding both French and English opens a world of possibilities. It boosts their brainpower, connects them to different cultures, and gives them an edge in our globalized society. But that's not all! Imagine the power of music to brighten their days and nurture their mental well-being. The music brings happiness, joy, and silly fun into their lives. What better way to experience it than through live performances of classic children's songs in French and English? Let their imaginations soar as talented performers bring these beloved tunes to life, creating unforgettable moments and instilling a lifelong love for language and music. Don't miss out on this incredible journey for your little ones!

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Get to know Panache Eh

Panache Eh is a dynamic and fun loving musical duo who love to perform for children and adults alike. The band loves to play traditional French and English children’s songs with humour and joy. The show includes furry friends, puppets Lulu Rabbit and Albert Paca (you can call him “Al”), often come out to sing when given a little encouragement. Audiences of all ages are invited to join the fun while they rock it on the ukulele, guitar, harmonica, dulcimer and tambourines. The best part is when the audience participates as an impromptu rhythm section, using the instruments provided by the band to share!

Panache Eh is comprised of two experienced French Immersion Ontario Certified Teachers committed to promoting children’s joie de vivre and mental health by sharing the excitement and fun of live musical performance they can relate to, enjoy and participate in.

 

Monsieur Normand Guntensperger, as a father and French immersion French teacher for many years, has been making music for, and with, children for over thirty years. He comes from a bilingual Québecois family and  is happiest when he is singing, getting silly, and sharing the joy of music with children and adults alike. Being part of Panache Eh and having the chance to share the excitement of live children's music with families keeps him happy! 

 

Nicci Rea received her B.F.A. in Theatre Performance from York University. After having children and volunteering in their classrooms she realized she had a passion for kids’ learning. She obtained her B. of Ed. from Queen’s in the Artist In Community Education program. She has been a French Immersion elementary teacher for twenty years. She was a member of the Limestone Chorale and has performed with many local theatre companies in plays and musicals. Nicci is also a singer songwriter for grown ups.

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