William started his formal music education at the school by taking violin lessons from a private instructor. Charles Shepperson nurtured young William's interest in music. Shepperson and purchased him the Red Seal operatic recordings, which peaked his interest in opera. After high school, he attended Wilberforce University...
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He entered the university as a Pre-Med student, but yearned to study music. He spent most of his time at Wilberforce immersing himself in the band. He learned to play several instruments and conducted the band. He would leave Wilberforce because of accusations of an improper relationship with a young lady who would later become his first wife in 1915...
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Lines : William Wordsworth He describes everything around him in the rest of the poem. Wordsworth gives life to everything in this poem. He sees periwinkle, trailing its wreaths through the primrose tufts, flowers around him that are alive, and enjoying every breath that they take...	3 / 791
Lines : William Wordsworth He describes everything around him in the rest of the poem. Wordsworth gives life to everything in this poem. He sees periwinkle, trailing its wreaths through the primrose tufts, flowers around him that are alive, and enjoying every breath that they take...	3 / 791
William Wordsworth He describes everything around him in the rest of the poem. Wordsworth gives life to everything in this poem. He sees periwinkle, trailing its wreaths through the primrose tufts, flowers around him that are alive, and enjoying every breath that they take...	3 / 781
William Wordsworth and Nature The way that everything was laid out from the houses to the to the buildings to the sun’s glow over it all just seemed to fit together perfectly as if the town being overlooked by Westminster Bridge was a completed puzzle...	4 / 877