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Making it child’s play for learners

Creating lasting change through music lessons

It’s been a year since South African musician and composer Roland Moses and his wife Lynne initiated a music programme at The Love Trust’s Nokuphila School in Midrand.

Now the musician says – considering the impressive uptake at the school – he would love to see it becoming a central hub for aspiring musicians in the surrounding Tembisa community.

On May 18 last year, a pilot for a recorder music programme was launched at Nokuphila School.

As well as

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