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I have very little experience in Curnow's area of work, but based on what I'm seeing in VIAF and elsewhere this article is worth extending and not deleting. Curnow seems to have had a larger influence than is currently stated in the article. Id be much obliged if a Wiki editor with a music background took an interest. If not I will try to get back to it once finish my rounds of unreferenced BLP's. Jay Dubya (talk) 21:03, 25 March 2014 (UTC)
PS:If anything in the article is false send me the correct information for the article on Curnow.
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