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A young girl is orphaned when her nurturing grandmother enters a nursing. She is sent to live with her Bach-obsessed uncle, an organist preparing for an important recital.
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Mahée Paiement Doris Blanchet-Vasiloff Denis Bernard Véronique Lavoie Raymond Legault France Arbour Andrée Pelletier Djosef LaRoche Diane Jules Andrée Cousineau Jacques Fauteux Stephanie St-Pierre Patrick St-Pierre Vincent Frechette Marie-Mousse LaRoche Harry Marciano Jacqueline Barrette Marie Michaud Pierrette Robitaille Roberto Julien Jack Robitaille Marcel Leboeuf José García Maryse Cartwright Genevieve Turcot-Dompierre Marie-France Carrier Mathieu Savard Pierick Houdy Madelaine Bernier-Magnan Pierre Normandin Rock Demers Louis-Georges Girard Christiane Farley Alain Leblond Muriel Dutil Jocelyn Bérubé Mélanie Goupil Ulysse Manseau Steven Amorana
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