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Peter Castaldi
February 8, 2021
Mary Gae George was so generous and so kind and so musical. I studied with her from 1976 to 1978, after which I went to college. I can credit Mary Gae and Jon for making it possible for me to pursue a living as an Opera singer. I am now a professor at Hofstra U and Mannes College of Music. I think about them so often. I was very lucky to cross their paths. My thoughts to Jennifer.
Debbie G
December 24, 2019
Mrs. George was my teacher many years ago in Maryland. She was hands down the best teacher I ever had (I'm now in my late 50s). She adored musicand her greatest gift was cultivating that same passion in her students. A great legacy.....
Charles Borden
May 23, 2019
Mrs. George and her family brightened my childhood and I loved her dearly. She was way more than a piano teacher but a guide for how to live your life. I miss you! Charles
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