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Niels Clemmensen

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Niels Clemmensen (1900–1950) was a Danish pianist and composer, brother of Carl Henrik Clemmensen.

Notable works

Fra Kap til Kronborg (1930)
Den er fin med kompasset (1930)
Tjin-Tjin-Juanita (1930)
Union Jack (1931)
Paustians ur (1932)
Katinka, Katinka (1936)
Søren Bramfris lærkesang (1940)
De tre skolekammerater (1944).
14 mand og Hera
Rimonde
To hvide liljer og en knækket søjle
Med Kronborg om Styrbord igen

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