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• She also formed a well known piano duo with Lance Dossor.
• Dossor was educated at Seaford College and matriculated at the University of London.
• Lance Dossor had very decided ideas on music.
• Helicopters carrying rescue crews and paramedics arrived soon after and ferried Amador and Dossor to Christchurch Hospital.
• Scaife, Hiddleston _ who had summitted Mount Everest _ and Gardner were the climbing guides for Platts, Amador and Dossor.
• In 1936 Dossor was awarded the Medal of the Worshipful Company of Musicians, given only every three years to the most outstanding student.
• Dossor performed in a piano duo with Romola Costantino and served as president of the Adelaide Branch of the Australian Society for Keyboard Music.
• Dossor said the guides had climbed a rope length ahead, put in anchors and were preparing to bring up their clients when disaster struck.
• Although officially retired, Lance Dossor carried on teaching part-time and occasionally performing until 1999, when increasing deafness forced him to give up.
• Dossor directed theatre and television plays by contemporary playwrights like Alan Bleasdale, Charles Wood; as well as classic plays by Bertolt Brecht and Shakespeare.
• He died on 3 December 2005 in Adelaide, at the age of 89 . He was survived by Diana ( n閑 Levinson ) Dossor and their three children.
• Harry Lancelot Dossor was born on 14 May 1916 in Weston-super-Mare, United Kingdom, the third child of a jeweller who was also a distinguished amateur tenor.
• In May 1953 Dossor accepted an initial three-year appointment as principal teacher of piano at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, University of Adelaide, by which time he and Diana had two children.
• New Zealander Mark Dossor, 35, of Wellington suffered a broken sternum, broken ribs and a collapsed lung, but was in moderate condition and well enough to speak to reporters from his hospital bed Wednesday.
• He remained at the conservatorium until his retirement in 1979 . Dossor was known in Australia as a soloist and also in chamber music, including an 18-year partnership with expatriate British cellist, James Whitehead.
• During the Second World War, from 1939, Dossor served in the Royal Artillery in the Middle East, Italy and Germany, where, because of health problems, he was transferred to Entertainments National Service Association ( ENSA ) to help provide concerts of classical music for the services.
• In addition to the Elder Professors, many distinguished composers and performing musicians have been members of staff, including : Sir Peter Maxwell Davies ( composition fellow ); Prof . David Cubbin ( flute ); Clive Carey ( singing ); JiY
  ?Tancibudek ( oboe ); Gabor Reeves ( clarinet ); Beryl Kimber ( violin ); Clemens Leske ( piano ); James Whitehead ( cello ); Lance Dossor ( piano ); Richard Meale ( composition ); Tristram Cary ( electronic music ); Janis Laurs, cello; Keith Crellin, OAM ( violist, resident conductor and head of strings ); Graeme Koehne ( composition ).