le carnaval de quebec takes place at quebec city.
le carnaval de quebec takes place at quebec city.
where does le carnaval de quebec take place?
quebec city
quebec winter carnival









































the quebec winter carnival (), commonly known in both english and french as carnaval, is a pre-lenten festival held in quebec city. after being held intermittently since 1894, the "carnaval de québec" has been celebrated annually since 1955. that year "bonhomme carnaval", the mascot of the festival, made his first appearance. up to one million people attended the "carnaval de québec" in 2006 making it, at the time, the largest winter festival in the world (since overtaken by the harbin festival).









































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quebec winter carnival
le carnaval de venise (english: "the carnival of venice") is a "comédie-lyrique" in a prologue and three acts by the french composer andré campra. the libretto is by jean-françois regnard. it was first performed on 20 january 1699 by the académie royale de musique in the salle du palais-royal in paris. campra dedicated the work to louis, grand dauphin, heir apparent to the french throne, who enjoyed it and had it staged again in february 1711, shortly before his death. in one critic's assessment: "in a magisterial act of conflation, this composer blends the styles of lully, lalande, monteverdi and cavalli and manages also to foreshadow handel and rameau. he dreamt up a multi-hued score, capable of recapturing in paris both the carnival spirit in general and that of the legendary venice in particular."
le carnaval de venise