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Charles-Amador Martin (7 March 1648 – 19 June 1711) was a priest, singer and composer of sacred music in New France. He was the second priest to be ordained in what is now Canada, the first being Germain Morin. He spent most of his priesthood in or near Quebec City, where he became known for his participation in church services as a musician.

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rdfs:comment	Charles-Amador Martin (7 March 1648 – 19 June 1711) was a priest, singer and composer of sacred music in New France. He was the second priest to be ordained in what is now Canada, the first being Germain Morin. He spent most of his priesthood in or near Quebec City, where he became known for his participation in church services as a musician. (en) Charles-Amador Martin, baptisé le 7 mars 1648 à Québec et mort le 19 juin 1711 , fut le deuxième prêtre né en sol canadien. Il fut précédé seulement par Germain Morin. (fr)
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