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Montreal Bach Choir/Chorale de Bach de Montréal
The Montreal Bach Choir/La Chorale de Bach de Montréal. A 35-voice ensemble founded in 1951 in Montreal by George Little to present both unaccompanied and accompanied choral music.
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The Montreal Bach Choir/La Chorale de Bach de Montréal. A 35-voice ensemble founded in 1951 in Montreal by George Little to present both unaccompanied and accompanied choral music.
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Name Position Induction Year Marty Barry Centre 1965 Jean Béliveau Centre 1972 Hector Blake Left Wing 1966 Scotty Bowman Coach 1991 Émile Bouchard Defence 1966 Pat Burns Coach 2014 Harry Cameron Defence 1962 Guy Carbonneau Centre 2019 Joe Cattarinich Owner 1977 Chris Chelios Defence 2013 Sprague Cleghorn Defence 1958 Yvan Cournoyer Right Wing 1982 Léo Dandurand Owner 1963 Gord Drillon Right Wing 1975 Ken Dryden Goaltender 1983 Dick Duff Left Wing 2006 Bill Durnan Goaltender...
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