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ADISQ GALA
On October 13, 1991 Celine Dion took part at the 13rd Gala de l´ADISQ Ceremony, the trophies for the Canadian music industry, also known as the Félix Awards. In May 1991, ADISQ announced that it had redefined the category which was linked to the controversy of Celine (when Celine refused an ADISQ award the past year). The category for anglophone artists would become a category for Quebec artists who perform in a language other than French. This change was the focus of a story which appeared in the Montreal Gazette under the headline "Awards Show Drops Category for Anglos". Although conflict, it is interesting to note that a lack of conflict involving Celine was taken to be the most important element in stories about the ADISQ gala during October 1991. During this gala, Celine received another Félix and one special prize from "L´union des artistes" (Artists guild). Celine also performed the song "Le blues du businessman". Her manager, Rene Angelil, and Luc Plamondon were there with Celine. After the ceremony, Celine was photographed with the Canadian pop singer, Julie Masse.
ON INTERVIEW
On October 13, 1991 Celine Dion took part at the 13rd Gala de l´ADISQ Ceremony, the trophies for the Canadian music industry, also known as the Félix Awards. After her performance, Celine was interviewed by the journalist, Marc Coiteux for a segment aired later on MusiquePlus channel in Quebec, Canada.
ON SPECIAL SHOW
On October 29, 1991 Celine Dion performed with Warren Wiebe and David Foster at The National Arts Center in Ottawa, Canada for Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales. Prime Minister Brian Mulroney also turn out for the event. The show included the comedians Rich Little and Andre-Philippe Gagnon, and it finished with a "Voices that care" number performed by all the artists, including The NAC Orchestra with William Ross as guest conductor. David Foster´s band is Brian Newcombe on bass, Bill Sample on keyboards, Morry Stearns on keyboards, Dane DeViller on guitar, Tom Coklough on sax, and Daryl Bennet on drums. Celine met Princess of Wales, Diana. She also met with the famous actor Michel J. Fox and his wife, Tracy Pollan.
SHOOTING VIDEO
In October 1991 Celine Dion recorded the music video for the song "Des mots qui sonnent", the first (but radio only) single from the album "Dion Chante Plamondon". This video was directed by Alain Desrochers and features Luc Plamondon and Aldo Nova as guest appearances. It was included later on the "On Ne Change Pas" DVD in 2005.
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