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Joseph Gagnier

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58:'s Montreal Symphony Orchestra, following the ensemble's unsuccessful attempt to acquire two bassoonists among the city's other musicians. He continued to play with that orchestra as a clarinetist up into the latter years of his life. He died in Montreal in 1919. 61:
Gagnier was the father of 27 children. He taught music and a variety of instruments to most of them, "thus forming a veritable Gagnier orchestra". Many of his children became notable musicians, including
35:, Gagnier moved to Montreal in 1874 after deciding to pursue a music career. In that city he studied the clarinet with Oscar Arnold and Jacques Vanpoucke. He was also a student of 134: 46:
Gagnier began his career performing in the orchestras of a variety of Montreal theatres during the late 1870s and 1880s. From 1890-1919 he was clarinetist at
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and the father of an important Canadian family of musicians.
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clarinetist
L'Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec
music theory
Ernest Lavigne
Sohmer Park
J.-J. Gagnier
J.-J. Goulet
Armand Gagnier
Ernest Gagnier
Guillaume Gagnier
J.-J. Gagnier
Lucien Gagnier
Réal Gagnier
René Gagnier
Claire Gagnier
Ève Gagnier
Gérald Gagnier
Roland Gagnier




Gilles Potvin
"Joseph Gagnier"
The Canadian Encyclopedia
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1854 births
1919 deaths
Canadian classical bassoonists

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