Paul Salamunovich died on April 3 at age 86.
I got to know him when he was a clinician (twice) at our Pacific Lutheran University summer choral workshops.
He was a wonderful man, devoted to his family, to St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church which he served so well, to Gregorian chant, and was beloved by everyone I know who'd worked with him. He conducted countless all-state, all region choirs over the years.
He sang with Roger Wagner from the time he was a boy, sang and conducted for Hollywood movies, and had a memorable 10-year tenure with the LA Master Chorale, a choir Wagner founded.
To learn more, follow the link above to the LA Times obituary.
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