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Funeral held for Quebec music star Jean-Pierre Ferland - Vimarsana News

Funeral held for Quebec music star Jean-Pierre Ferland

Artists, politicians and devotees of the Québécois music scene flocked to a Montreal cathedral on Saturday to pay their final respects to Jean-Pierre Ferland, a folk music luminary whose French-language compositions made him a beloved figure across the province.

Source: cp24.com
Quebec music legend Jean-Pierre Ferland to receive national funeral today | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Quebec music legend Jean-Pierre Ferland to receive national funeral today | iNFOnews

MONTREAL - Quebec music legend Jean-Pierre Ferland is being honoured today with a national funeral in Montreal.

Source: infotel.ca
Quebec's Jean-Pierre Ferland to receive national funeral today - Vimarsana News

Quebec's Jean-Pierre Ferland to receive national funeral today

Artists, politicians and devotees of the Québécois music scene flocked to a Montreal cathedral on Saturday to pay their final respects to Jean-Pierre Ferland, a folk music luminary whose French-language compositions made him a beloved figure across the province.

Source: cp24.com
Quebec singer Jean-Pierre Ferland honoured in Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec singer Jean-Pierre Ferland honoured in Montreal

Jean-Pierre Ferland was honoured with a final tribute on Saturday in Montreal, where a national funeral was held for the singer beloved by Quebecers.

Jean-Pierre Ferland remembered as a songwriting genius at national funeral in Montreal - Vimarsana News

Jean-Pierre Ferland remembered as a songwriting genius at national funeral in Montreal

A national funeral was held in Montreal's Mary Queen of the World Cathedral Saturday morning. Flags will continue to fly at half-mast until sunset at the National Assembly.

Source: cbc.ca