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Everyone has a story. Since his first weeks as a trainee teacher at William Tyndale Primary School back in the 1980s, choral maestro and music educator Richard Frostick has been helping Islington teachers bring music into the classroom. High points include setting up Islington Music Centre and a British Council… 
