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Jacqueline Lemieux
Jacqueline Lemieux, dancer, choreographer and dance teacher (b at East Angus, Québec 13 Nov 1957). Jacqueline Lemieux is an eloquent, passionate dancer well known to international audiences.
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Jacqueline Lemieux-Lopez
Lemieux-Lopez studied ballet primarily under local teachers Gérald Crevier, Séda Zaré, Marc Beaudet and Elizabeth Leese. She danced on television and attended one NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL summer program before turning her attention to teaching.
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Jacqueline Martel
Jacqueline Martel. Soprano, b Quebec City 6 Aug 1940. She began piano studies in 1946 at the Mallet convent in Quebec City and continued in 1952 at the CMQ. In 1955 she began voice lessons there with Ria Lenssens.
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Jacqueline Richard
Jacqueline Richard, pianist, coach, conductor (born 8 March 1928 in Montréal, QC; died 2 August 2015 in Montréal, QC). B MUS (Montreal) 1953. Jacqueline Richard studied piano with Marie-Thérèse Paquin, who taught her the skills of opera accompaniment. She was awarded the Quebec Lieutenant-Governor's medal in 1953.
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Jacques Allard
Jacques Allard, professor, essayist (b at La Tuque, QC 1939). Jacques Allard successively pursued his studies at the Collège de Valleyfield (B.A., 1961), l'Université de Montréal (licence, 1964), l'École normale supérieure de Paris (C.A.P.E.S.,1964) and l'Université de Paris VIII (doctorate, 1976).
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Jacques Beaudry
(Joseph René) Jacques (André) Beaudry, conductor (born 10 October 1924 in Sorel, QC; died 3 June 2017 in Sorel). BA (Montreal) 1945.
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Jacques Benoît
Jacques Benoît, writer (b at Lacolle, Qué 1941). In 1967 Benoît published Jos Carbone, a short narrative blending violence with the fantastic, which won the Québec Literary Competition in 1968.
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Jacques Blanchet
Jacques Blanchet. Singer-songwriter, b Montreal 11 April 1931, d there 9 May 1981.
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Jacques Boucher
Jacques (Jean-Charles) Boucher. Organist, producer, b Saint-Pascal, near Rivière-du-Loup, Que, 14 Aug 1945. Licence organ (Laval) 1973.
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Jacques Brault
Jacques Brault, writer (b at Montréal, Qué 29 Mar 1933). Brault is a major poet of contemporary Québec. He studied at the Collège Sainte-Marie (Montréal), Université de Montréal and the Sorbonne (Paris), before becoming a professor at Université de Montréal in 1960.
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Jacques Faubert
Jacques Faubert. Composer, teacher, orchestra and choir conductor, b Valleyfield, Que, 30 May 1952; premiers prix harmony, counterpoint (CMM).1974, premier prix fugue (CMM) 1976, premier prix fugue (Cons of Paris) 1978, premier prix analysis (Cons of Paris) 1979.
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Jacques Ferron
Jacques Ferron, doctor, writer (b at Louiseville, Qué 20 Jan 1921; d at St-Lambert, Qué 22 Apr 1985). His father was a Liberal Party organizer, and Ferron (brother of Marcelle FERRON) was early attracted to political opposition.
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Jacques Folch-Ribas
Jacques Folch-Ribas, novelist and art critic (b at Barcelona 4 Nov 1928). His family left Spain to flee the Franco regime, and settled in France in 1939.
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Jacques Gérard
Jacques (b Gerard) Gérard (b Poisson). Tenor, b Arthabaska, near Drummondville, Que, 26 Jul 1899, d Old Orchard, Me, 12 Aug 1957. He studied with Salvatore Issaurel in Montreal and with Désiré Demest in Brussels. After his debut in Liège in 1927 as Faust, he appeared in several other Belgian cities.
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Jacques Godbout
Jacques Godbout, novelist, essayist, filmmaker, poet (b at Montréal 27 Nov 1933). One of the most important writers of his generation, Godbout strongly influenced post-1960 Québec intellectual life. After studies at College Brébeuf and Université de Montréal, he taught French in Ethiopia.
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