Pepin, Rodolphe E.
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Life
Born: January 30, 1892, Suncook, New Hampshire
Died: Alive in 1953
Biography Organist, studied w. Ernest Nixon Kitchen (1912-15), Everette Truette (1918-19) Marcel Dupre (1925-6), Joseph Bonnet (1926), Georges Caussade (1925-6). New England Conservatory 1919-20, Tennessee University (1939 D.M.)
Taught at Jesuit College, St. Boniface, Manitoba (1913-18), Emmanuel College, Boston (1947-), as of 1953 MD at Mission Church, Boston, director of glee club and harmony teacher at Emmanuel College, Boston Possibly related to Maurice Rodolphe Pepin, author of Catholic church music in the United States, 1903 to the present day. (dissertation, MA, Boston University 1951)
List of sacred works
- Ave Maria, 2-pt or MLR
- Missa pro defunctis, 1-4 V, kbd MLR 1940
- Solemn Mass in honor of Mary Immaculate
Publications
External links
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