Chethams School of Music
Chetham's School of Music. School in Manchester founded 1653 by Humphrey Chetham as charitable foundation for boys. In 1969 became first Brit. co-educationl sch. basing admission solely on mus. audition. Has 275 pupils. Specialist mus. education given within framework of full academic curriculum.
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