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Patrick Cassidy (composer)

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Patrick Cassidy (born 1956 in Claremorris, County Mayo) is an Irish classical composer. He has worked in many various formats, including TV and films. In 2004, he cowrote the album Immortal Memory with Lisa Gerrard from Dead Can Dance. His aria "Vide Cor Meum" was used in the films Hannibal (2001) and Kingdom of Heaven (2005).

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