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Remembering Dr. Moses Telford (1934 – 2020) - Stabroek News
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By Stanley Greaves

At National Music Festivals of the 1950s, the names that stood out in the Piano class were Ray Luck and Hugh Sam (also a composer) from Georgetown, along with Moses Telford and Joyce Laljee from New Amsterdam.

The article Remembering Dr. Moses Telford (1934 – 2020) appeared first on Stabroek News.
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