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teacher. Z surgeon. Richard plays both the | orean. He nlays for School and Church and,, activities. t ' We- take pleasure^ Ir below a letter from his 1 To the Rappahannock iNears: ■
Please pardon my de^tv in answering your note. I rinderstafid you wanted information sjs to Richard Corbin’s music training, talent and his activities insofar las his use of his talent is concerned, f
He started studying with me in 1951. From the beginning his love of music was very evident. As his
studies progressed, he received instruction in harmony anjl theory. He seemed to have, from the bean unusual rtgponse to mtfsic rareh' ginning, a keen understanding and found in one so voung. There was ticed his lesson when he came to me never a question of his havjing praceach week. . ‘ - J . ,
He is one of those fortunate students whose Barents hive made it possible for him to hear good music at home and have enjrouraged him in his every musicajl effort. This has been very rewajrdinv a* proven bv the fact that] he ha« vraciouslv and generousv given of his talents in his Sundav Sc tool and church work during the fyst three years. ,
In addition to his studi' piano, he has had instrui the omrt and is at the time playing for the chu vices in the Flint Hill
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