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Félix Award winner NORMAN MARSHALL VILLENEUVE is a Canadian jazz legend. With a professional career spanning more than six decades, he is 'father figure' to three generations of jazz musicians. Born in Montreal in 1938, Norm grew up in Saint-Henri, home to Oscar Peterson, Oliver Jones and Nelson Symonds. Norm has performed with a legion of jazz greats, including Duke Ellington, Oliver Jones, Junior Mance, Cootie Williams, Curtis Fuller, Julius Watkins, Frank Motley and Jackie McLean. Norm was an active leader on the Canadian music scene for more than 72 years, until his retirement in 2020.

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