Jacques Mindreau makes music for the soul and the human spirit. His main solo project, Electro Jacques Therapy, uses violin and lyrical voice to combine new sounds that seem otherworldly into vocal and string orchestrations. Jacques has performed and toured with countless artists all over Canada and the world. He also composes music for film, dance, and theatre including the feature documentary “Modified” a story about the impact of GMOs on society and the critically acclaimed play, “One Discordant Violin”, an adaptation of a Yann Martel story directed by Ann Marie Kerr and Anthony Black which toured the world including New York City and Mumbai. Jacques is the co-founder of the bands Krasnogorsk, Beautiful Wild Animals, OQO and Wood Horse. He currently lives in Nova Scotia where he co-curates the annual Margaree Harvest Festival each October. Jacques, has been involved in inspiring kids through music, theatre and film camps throughout the years. He currently is engaged in a project involving dance that also seeks to break down barriers of performance at schools and the Maritime Conservatory in the Halifax Region. Jacques Studied Violin since his early childhood and was part of the Port Credit Strings Program, The RCM, and Mississauga Youth Orchestra, he also studied film and music at York University having received a BFA Honours.