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Cosmé McMoon
Cosmé McMoon (February 22, 1901 - August 22, 1980) was an American pianist and composer, best known as the accompanist to notably tone-deaf soprano Florence Foster Jenkins.〔McKinnon, George (31 August 1980). (Scene Changes for Two Stage Groups ), ''Boston Globe''〕
==Life and career==
Born as Cosmé McMunn in Mapimí, Mexico in 1901,〔(25 August 1980). (Deaths ), ''The New York Times'' (death notice)〕 he moved with his family to San Antonio, Texas around 1911. He moved to New York City around 1920 to further his musical studies, and likely adopted the McMoon surname around that time.〔(23 March 1936). (Cosme McMoon's Recital ), ''The New York Times'' (reporting on McMoon's "first New York recital at the Town Hall" the previous night. States he was born in Texas and educated there, and than "an audience of moderate size" attended)〕 Jenkins met McMoon in the late 1920s, and knowing McMoon was a concert pianist, eventually asked him to help her prepare for her performances and accompany her.〔 (transcript from rebroadcast of interview in 1991)〕
McMoon resided in New York City until shortly before his death in August 1980. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and moved to San Antonio, Texas. He was buried in San Antonio. He never married or had children.〔〔Taylor, Robert (9 September 1980). (Cosme McMoon: Man of Miracles ), ''Boston Globe''〕
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