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Pascal Mailloux

b. 1957

Canadian musician

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Born 1957. Pascal Mailloux is a Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist.

Pascal Mailloux (born 5 May 1957) is a Francophone Canadian pianist.

Biography

Pascal started his professional piano career in 1980, with his first band Leyden zar, where he was a composer, keyboardist, and singer. Pascal has been playing piano since he was a 5-year-old, and studied piano for 10 years with the Vincent d"indy school, later at the age of 17 [1975 to 1977] Pascal studied at the Sherbrooke music college, Quebec, Canada

Pascal and Marjo Pascal worked together with Marjo on many albums, out of which Marjo sold over 1 million albums throughout his career. In 1985–90 Another album "she who goes" by Marjo and Composition of the song The one that goes "At the end of heaven", in 2003:Composition and Recording the album turquoise Marjo

Discography

1980–85: Leyden Zar with André Perry 1989–90: Album Marjo As long as there are children(250,000 copies sold) Recording of album Nanette Workman with "Luc Plamondon" Composition of the theme song "As long as there are children"

Television, cinema, advertising and shows

2009: Spectacle Bénéfice & Les yeux du cœur, with Laurence Jalbert, Florence k, Jonathan Painchaud, Bob Walsh & Manon d'Inverness" 2008: Composition of Song for Marie-Chantal Toupin "It's not easy" 2008: Spectacle Bénéfice,& Benefit Concert "The eyes of the heart" with Marjo, Nanette Workman, Boom Desjardins & Mélanie Renaud' 2007: Music series "Mon œil Pour zone3" 2006: Advertisements in Hyundai 2005: Recording & Registration With Various Artists & shows throughout Quebec 2004–06: Quebec Tour with Marjo & Tribute Show at Francofolies Montreal 2002: Documentary, Italy-Canada 2001: Music composer of Américan One Way Out with James Belushi 1999: Series "The big fears of 2000" with Simon Durivage, Motion International Production, dissemination vat 1998-00: Séries Documentary Ecce homo des productions Coscient 1995: Advertising International Player's racing cars with Jacques Villeneuve advertising 2001: Sans retour 2005: Turquoise Bachelor Theme – Production Zone 3 Tqs Free Tour to Pixcom Prod Pixcom Theme music for Radio Canada "37.5" Love Hurts theme song & Music Theme "Bread of Love"for TV-Quebec Channel-life theme: Eros & Company & Hello Doctor "Canal life theme" Radio-Canada theme: Olive and Papaya & Attention is Hot Theme of the "Love" Theme of the Costs to the 400 TV-Quebec Series Love Hurts, production zone 3, T "The last game of life" for VAT with Claude Charron "Origins" documentary series Historia "News of God" for Tele-Quebec "Rona my house" vat produced by Zone 3 kids series "Geo-chip" with Marie-Michèle Desrosiers

Tours

Canadian tour with the group "Leyden zar" François guy tour Musical Tour with Shawn Phillips Theater tour of 1979 with a Granby Geneviève Tour "Go Gentle" tour with Gerry Boulet Tour France with different artists

Awards Winner of the "Spirit" on CHOM-FM

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Pascal Mailloux?

Canadian musician

When was Pascal Mailloux born?

Pascal Mailloux was born on 5 May 1957 in Granby.

What is Pascal Mailloux's occupation?

Pascal Mailloux is a singer-songwriter and pianist.

What nationality is Pascal Mailloux?

Pascal Mailloux is Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pascal Mailloux

· Wikidata: Q3367498

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