André Prévost (1911-2011) was a prominent Canadian composer and conductor, noted for his contributions to classical and contemporary music. He was particularly influential in the realm of orchestral and chamber music, as well as choral compositions. Prévost's work often blended traditional forms with modern techniques, reflecting his broad musical education and diverse influences. Notable works include "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra" and "Symphony No. 2," which showcase his skill in orchestration and thematic development. He also composed numerous pieces for solo instruments and vocal works, leaving a significant mark on the Canadian music scene. Prévost served as a conductor for various orchestras and was involved in music education, shaping the next generation of musicians. His impact on Canadian music is profound, as he helped establish a distinct national identity in the classical genre. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and received several awards for his contributions to music, including being named a Member of the Order of Canada. Through his compositions and leadership, André Prévost remains an important figure in the development of 20th-century Canadian classical music.