once again appointed organist of St James Cathedral in 1887 (at the St-Joseph Chapel until the inauguration of the new cathedral on Dominion Square in 1894) and remained in that post until 1923. In 1904 Pelletier became one of the original music faculty members at McGill University, where he taught piano up into the latter years of his life. In 1919 he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Université de Montréal. Among his many notable students during his long career are: Alcibiade Béique, Albertine Caron-Legris, Victoria Cartier, Claude Champagne, Édouard Clarke, Alexandre-M. Clerk, Jean Dansereau, Jean Deslauriers, Joseph-Daniel Dussault, J.-J. Gagnier, Henri Gagnon, Alfred La Liberté, Alfred Lamoureux, Alphonse Lavallée-Smith, Émery Lavigne, Ernest Lavigne, Antonio Létourneau, Clarence Lucas, Alfred Mignault, Albertine Morin-Labrecque, Joseph Piché, William Reed, Léon Ringuet, Amédée Tremblay, and Alice Vinette. References 1843 births 1927 deaths Canadian classical composers Canadian male classical composers Canadian classical organists Male classical organists Canadian classical pianists Male classical pianists Canadian music educators McGill University faculty 19th-century classical pianists Canadian male pianists 19th-century male musicians