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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection. He was married but bisexual.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not [[Whitgift School]] in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection. He was married but bisexual.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.

Ross Burgess at 21:09, 13 February 2016

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection. Hi was married but bisexual.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection. He was married but bisexual.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.

Ross Burgess at 16:26, 16 June 2015

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection. Hi was married but bisexual.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.

Ross Burgess at 09:18, 31 March 2015

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf.</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf. "David Wright interviews Peter Katin". Accessed: 2015-03-31. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XR6Mo2GJ).</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada.

	In later years he lived in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He was a vice-president of CHE.		In later years he lived in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He was a vice-president of CHE.

Ross Burgess at 09:15, 31 March 2015

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (~~born 1930–2015~~) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia.</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf.</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada

Ross Burgess at 09:13, 31 March 2015

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930–2015) was a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada~~. He now lives~~ in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He is a vice-president of CHE.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada

			In later years he lived in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He was a vice-president of CHE.

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Ross Burgess at 08:34, 12 May 2014

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]], before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]],<ref>Not Whitgift School in Croydon, as has been widely reported following an error in Wikipedia</ref> before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref name=wright>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. He now lives in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He is a vice-president of CHE.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. He now lives in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He is a vice-president of CHE.

Ross Burgess at 06:39, 12 May 2014

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	[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was ~~born in London, and went to various~~ private schools in [[~~South London~~]] and [[East Grinstead]], before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was educated at private schools in [[Balham]], [[Caterham]], and [[East Grinstead]] and the Henry Thornton School (then known as the South West London Emergency Secondary School) in [[Clapham]], before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.

	From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. He now lives in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He is a vice-president of CHE.		From 1978 to 1984 he lectured at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. He now lives in [[Bexhill-on-Sea]]. He is a vice-president of CHE.

Ross Burgess at 18:33, 11 December 2013

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	'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.		[[File:Peter Katin.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Katin]]'''Peter Katin''' (born 1930) is a concert pianist, known for his performances of Chopin.

	He was born in London, and went to various private schools in [[South London]] and [[East Grinstead]], before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.		He was born in London, and went to various private schools in [[South London]] and [[East Grinstead]], before being accepted as lead chorister in the Westminster Abbey Choir in 1943.<ref>http://www.wrightmusic.net/pdfs/peter-katin.pdf</ref> He was a long term supporter of [[CHE]], hosted events for [[Croydon CHE Group]] in his home, and gave benefit concerts to support LGBT causes. In 1974 he was to have given a concert in the Assembly Hall, [[Tunbridge Wells]] in aid of the three CHE groups in Kent, but Tunbridge Wells council refused to allow the event to go ahead because of the CHE connection.