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to play the piano, although how or from whom the record does not state. He is supposed to have had some lessons from Henry Kleber, one of the few professional musicians of Pittsburgh of that day, and Morrison Foster mentions W. C. Peters, who published the first of Stephen Foster's songs, as "a former music teacher in our family." |
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