French Horn by Richard Duckett

French Horn by Richard Duckett

A WRONG TIM TO LOVE; Rubin and Naomi were in love at the time in life when it was wrong for a white man to love a black woman. But it did not stop Rubin and Naomi from falling in love and crossing over the race barriers. Their love made a baby boy, Henry who was ripped away from Naomi and raised by another woman. He re-connected with his mother but never met or saw his white father.

A WRONG TIME TO LOVE; Alice was a black woman, she was passing for a white woman, she had to hid her identity. She met Jim, a white man at a ball and Jim knew from first sight that he had to have Alice. Alice married Jim but never shared with him her secret, she did not want to hurt her son.

A WRONG TIME TO LOVE; Ella Mae and Clyde fell in love. Clyde heard her lovely voice and admired her beautiful olive tone face and perfect personality. He followed her at night after her singing gigs, they fell in love and hid it from their small community. Until Ella Mae got pregnant and Clyde walked away, he walked out of her life forever, even though he loved her, he could not have her.

Loane, Cormac: - Cormac Loane graduated from the University of London Goldsmiths College, after which he worked as a saxophone player on the boats and at the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool, during the late 1970s. In 1980 he started his career in music education, teaching woodwind instruments for music services in the London area, including the Inner London Education Authority. In 1984 he was appointed Head of Woodwind for the Birmingham Music Service and was later promoted to Deputy Head of Service -- a role he continued to occupy until his retirement in 2013. Loane is co-author of the series of music tutor books Team Woodwind.

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ISBN 13	9780863595363
ISBN 10	0863595367
Title	French Horn
Author	Richard Duckett
Series	Team Brass
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Faber Music Ltd
Year published	1996-12-31
Number of pages	62
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