Jacqueline Froom was the co-creator and organizer of the Summer Music summer school in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.
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Jacqueline Froom was born in Croydon in 1929, the only child of Sidney and Kathleen Froom.
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Jacqueline Froom's father was a civil servant at the Admiralty.
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Jacqueline Froom attended Whyteleafe School for Girls and had planned to attend university.
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Jacqueline Froom then continued in publishing, spending several years with Brockhampton Press and ultimately serving as an assistant to the Music Editor at Oxford University Press.
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Jacqueline Froom met Jonathan Hinden, a member of the music staff at Glyndebourne, when he was the accompanist for her singing class, and they married in 1968.
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Jacqueline Froom became an enthusiastic Bridge player, obtained an Area Community Service Employment and Training Council qualification and taught Bridge and Creative Writing for the local Adult Education in Brighton.
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Jacqueline Froom played for one of the Sussex County teams.
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Jacqueline Froom received a Master of Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Sussex.
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Jacqueline Froom won several competitions, notably second place in the 2008 Keats-Shelley Prize for Poetry, and published a volume of her poems.
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When Murray Gordon retired in the early 1990s, Jacqueline Froom continued with Jonathan Hinden taking over the programming and business sides.
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Whilst working for Oxford University Press, Jacqueline Froom provided texts and translations for several musical settings, all published by OUP:.
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Jacqueline Froom worked in partnership with composer Betty Roe to produce a range of works for various forces.