
The passing of world-renown Irish Tenor Frank Patterson on June 10, 2000 was a great loss to the entire Celtic community.
Known as Ireland's Golden Tenor, Frank Patterson thrilled audiences around the world, with sold-out performances in London's Royal Albert Hall, and at New York's Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. Frank performed on three occasions for Pope John Paul II, both in Ireland and in America, and performed at the White House for Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. Frank's golden voice delighted audiences through his PBS specials "Ireland's Golden Tenor", "Songs of Inspiration", and his most recent, "God Bless America". He also appeared in the films The Dead, Miller's Crossing, and Michael Collins. Frank Patterson, Ireland's gift to music lovers everywhere, will remain in the hearts of all.
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