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Alfred Montmarquette - Masters of French-Canadian Music, Vol. 2 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Self-taught musician Alfred Montmarquette began learning the accordion at the age of twelve. In adulthood, he recorded for Columbia and other companies, performed for variety shows at the Monument National in Montr al, and reportedly stopped traffic with his playing at city market days! His lively, agile style endures on the 78rpm recordings presented here.

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    Self-taught musician Alfred Montmarquette began learning the accordion at the age of twelve. In adulthood, he recorded for Columbia and other companies, performed for variety shows at the Monument National in Montr al, and reportedly stopped traffic with his playing at city market days! His lively, agile style endures on the 78rpm recordings presented here.
    Artist
    Alfred Montmarquette
    Title
    Masters of French-Canadian Music, Vol. 2
    Format
    CD
    Label
    Folkways Records
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