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George Malcolm

George Malcolm was born in London on 28 February 1917 and died there on 10 October 1997. He became a keyboard player and conductor. He was for some years Master of the Music at Westminster Cathedral, in which time the continental tone of the choristers was acclaimed by some and derided by others.

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