Donald Patriquin
1938 -
Canada
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D. Patriquin
Donald Patriquin (21/10/1938), a Canadian (from Sherbrooke) composer, organist, choral conductor, teacher; B SC (Bishop's) 1959, B MUS (McGill) 1964, MA (Toronto) 1970, A MUS (McGill), licentiate (RCCO). Patriquin started composing at 11 and studied with Jean Papineau-Couture at CAMMAC's summer sessions, winning several awards. After completing a biology degree, he decided to pursue music, studying at McGill University with István Anhalt (composition) and Kenneth Meek (organ), and later at the University of Toronto with John Weinzweig.
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Requiem at Sea 'Titanic'
Period:Modernism
Composed in:1992
Duration:20'
Label(s):Listen: Youtube
Requiem at Sea (The Titanic), (Requiem pour le Titanic), premiered in St. John's, Nfld by the Quintessential Vocal Ensemble in 1999. Requiem ('Titanic') for SA(A)TB(B), S solo, vc, pno, str.qt, opt.cb.