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Mohamed Ygerbuchen

Mohamed Ygerbuchen (Kabyle: Muḥand Igerbucen; 13 November 1907 – 23 August 1966) was an Algerian composer.
==Early life==
Mohamed Ygerbuchen was the oldest of 14 children born to Ben Akli and Ouacik Fatma. He attended a primary school in Sarrouy, which is located in the Soustara district of Algiers. For his secondary education, he studied music theory at Norton College, and it was here that his talent blossomed. When he was 15, he crossed paths with Earl Fraser Roth, who found himself inspired by the obvious talent of the young Mohamed and decided to help him in his further studies. In 1922, with the generosity of Fraser Ross, Mohamed traveled to Manchester, where he enrolled in the Royal Manchester College of Music.

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