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Wilfrid Pelletier – La Traviata -  1940  

Biographyby Cécile Huot

“My arrival at the Met turned out to be the most important period of my career, both in longevity and accomplishments.

I first entered there when I was barely 21 and left fully mature, 33 years later.

He delivered Meals on Wheels, and for over forty years, he was a dishwasher for the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention program.

In the early s, I was introduced to Native literature by reading Wilfred Pelletier's biography, No Foreign Land (), written in.

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Throughout my tenure, I helped many artists hone their craft, and was encouraged to develop my own, thanks to the invaluable assistance of those whose cultures and human values impressed me as much as their personalities.
“Wilfrid Pelletier.

Une symphonie inachevée, mémoires.”

Wilfrid Pelletier (1896-1982) was born in Montreal into a family of amateur musicians, all of whom sang or played an instrument. Early in life, he showed promise as a pianist.

Barely a teen, a friend of his recommended him for a job as accompanist to the Montreal Opera Company (1910-1913). This experience would lead him to a brilliant a