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The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) was founded as a result of the interaction and commitment of some friends who love and appreciate classical music. These included Mr. Akintola Williams, Mr. Louis Mbanefo, Chief Ayo Rosiji, Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi and Mrs. Fracesca Emanuel. Along with Sir. Mervyn Brown, then British High Commissioner in Nigeria and Lady Brown, these distinguished Nigerians stimulated interest and awareness of Nigerians, especially in Lagos of the richness and elegance of classical music.
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News
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Rhythms of music education
Tuesday, March 5th 2013Rhythms of music education On January 10, 2013 · In Education BY LAJU ARENYEKA No doubt, the...
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MUSON opens year with Magic Flute
Tuesday, March 5th 2013MUSON opens year with Magic Flute February 15, 2013 Classical music season will open at the MUSON...
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Valiant Effort, Auspicious Beginning...
Tuesday, November 6th 2012By Uche Nwamara O, so eine Flöte ist mehr Als Gold und Kronen wert Denn durch sie wird...
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Muson classical concert
Tuesday, November 6th 2012MUSON Festival’s first classical music concert turns out to be a mixed bag of European masterly...
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Profiles
A First Class Honour graduate of Communication Arts from the University of Ibadan, Omole previously worked at the then Nigerian... Read more | Born in Illmersdorf, Germany, Thomas Kanitz began serious musical studies at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik, Berlin, in 1961. Read more | Babatunde was introduced to the piano at the age of 7 by his grandmother Arinola Sosan, who later introduced him to... Read more |