Jean Pageau

From Gatineau, Québec, Canada Singer, flute and keyboards player Jean Pageau, the songwriter, composer and performer was born in Gatineau, Québec, Canada. At an early age after 8 years of piano lessons, he started playing musical arrangements inspired by Jazz, Progressive rock and New Age textures. The fine art of composing was achieved through his experience as a progressive-jazz musician. Some of his most acclaimed works include the release of 3 albums and the theme song for the Canadian Special Olympics 2000 Winter Games. He appeared live at the Ottawa Civic Center as he performed the theme song at the opening and closing ceremonies at the Canadian Special Olympics 2000 Winter Games. Jean also wrote an original score for "The IMAX Experience" video, distributed worldwide, and multimedia pre-shows for Canadian IMAX Theatres. His music has also played in several IMAX Theatres across North America. Also in 2001 he composed 25 songs for a Broadway play entitled "Le Fou du Roi". This project contributed largely in the improvement of his voice and his sound editing techniques. PAJO was the lead singer and keyboard player in two tribute acts, RETURN TO PARADISE, Tribute to STYX and SPAND-X an 80's tribute act. He is currently the lead vocal of Mystery since March 9, 2014.