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- ↑ Composer 1985- N os 84 89 - Page 30 "David Dubery is a composer and pianist on the staff of the Music Faculty of Manchester Polytechnic."
- ↑ Russell Watson Finding My Voice 1407026003 - 2009 Page 194 "So first there was Valerie Watts. After her was the esteemed composer and vocal coach David Dubery, who was vocal coach for the Northern Ballet for seventeen years. After him, of course, Sir Bil], who's now my musical director and conductor."
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