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    The Adventurous Paintings of Paul Kane

    The following article is an editorial written by The Canadian Encyclopedia staff. Editorials are not usually updated.

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    Paul Kilburn

    Paul Kilburn. Pianist, teacher, composer, b Toronto 7 Feb 1936; B MUS (Toronto) 1958. Paul Kilburn's teachers at the Royal Conservatory of Music included his father, Weldon, (piano) and Samuel Dolin (piano, theory, and composition).

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    Paul Kling

    Paul Kling. Violinist, teacher, born 27 Mar 1928 Opava, Czechoslovakia, died 2 Jan 2005 Victoria BC.

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    Paul L'Anglais

    Paul L'Anglais, producer (b at Québec 22 Oct 1907; d at Montréal 23 May 1982). A lawyer by training, he entered the world of radio in 1932 as a producer and director and worked there until 1957. He excelled in radio drama, radio plays and variety shows and had some 300 programs to his credit.

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    Paul Le Jeune

    Paul Le Jeune, Jesuit missionary and superior at Québec, author (b at Vitry-le-François, France July 1591; d at Paris, France 7 Aug 1664). Converted to Catholicism at 16, Le Jeune was named superior of the Jesuits at Québec in 1632.

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    Paul Letondal

    Paul Letondal. Pianist, organist, cellist, teacher, composer, b Montbenoît, near Besançon, France, 25 Jan 1831, d Montreal 24 Jul 1894.

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    Paul Létourneau

    Paul Létourneau. Cellist, administrator, b Quebec City 21 Oct 1916 or 1918, d 15 Feb 2001.

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    Paul Loyonnet

    Paul Loyonnet. Pianist, lecturer, writer, teacher, b Paris 13 May 1889, d Montreal 12 Feb 1988. He studied at the Paris Cons with Charles-Wilfride de Bériot, J.-B. Ganaye, C.-M. Widor, and Isidor Philipp.

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    Paul-Marie Lapointe

    Paul-Marie Lapointe, writer, journalist (b at St-Félicien, Qué 22 Sept 1929).

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    Paul Masella

    Paul (Élie) Masella. French hornist, teacher, b Montreal 19 Sep 1931, d Montreal 14 Feb 1995; premier prix french horn, chamber music (CMM) 1956. He studied piano with John Newmark 1949-51 and Jean-Marie Beaudet 1951-2.

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    Paul McIntyre

    McIntyre, Paul (Poirier). Composer, pianist, conductor, administrator, b Peterborough, Ont, 1 Oct 1931; ARCT 1950, B MUS (Toronto) 1951, Artist Diploma (Toronto) 1952, D MUS (Toronto) 1958.

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    Paul Morin

    Paul Morin, lawyer, poet and translator (b at Montréal 6 Apr 1889; d at Beloeil, Qué Sept 1963). Admitted to the Québec Bar in 1910, Morin decided to study COMPARATIVE LITERATURE at the Sorbonne, Paris. His doctoral thesis on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was published in 1913.

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    Paul Murray

    Paul (Burns) Murray. Educator, organist, choir director, broadcaster, born Saint John, NB, 21 Mar 1927; died at Halifax 9 Jul 2007), L MUS (Mount Allison University) 1949, ATCM 1951, B MUS (Toronto) 1952, FCCO 1952, ARCM 1953, ARCO 1953, FRCO 1954.

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    Paul Pedersen

    Paul (Richard) Pedersen. Administrator, composer, b Camrose, near Edmonton, 28 Aug 1935; BA (Saskatchewan) 1957, M MUS (Toronto) 1961, PH D musicology (Toronto) 1970. His composition teachers were Murray Adaskin at the University of Saskatchewan and John Weinzweig at the University of Toronto.

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    Paul Peel

    Although he was one of the first Canadian painters to portray nude figures, as in his A Venetian Bather (1889), these works were pale compared to those of Degas or Renoir.

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