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Charles Kjerulf (March 22, 1858 - August 22, 1919) was a Danish composer and music critic.^[1]^[2]

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^ Olson, Robert Wallace (1973). A Comparative Study of Selected Norwegian Romances by Halfdan Kjerulf, Edvard Grieg, and Eyvind Alnaes (Thesis). hdl: 2142/64446. OCLC 14400426.
^ Gutsche-Miller, Sarah (2003). The reception of Carl Nielsen as a Danish National Composer (Thesis).

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Charles Kjerulf (March 22, 1858 - August 22, 1919) was a Danish composer and music critic.^[1]^[2]

References

^ Olson, Robert Wallace (1973). A Comparative Study of Selected Norwegian Romances by Halfdan Kjerulf, Edvard Grieg, and Eyvind Alnaes (Thesis). hdl: 2142/64446. OCLC 14400426.
^ Gutsche-Miller, Sarah (2003). The reception of Carl Nielsen as a Danish National Composer (Thesis).

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