Axel Jørgensen
Axel Jørgensen (1881–1947) was a Danish composer.
Axel Jørgensen
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- Born
- 1881
- Died
- 1947 · Copenhagen.
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Denmark
- Occupation
- composer
- Fields
- sardana
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• Romance for Trombone and Piano, Op.21 • Suite for Trombone and Piano, Op.22 (Dedicated to Anton Hansen) • Caprice Orientale for trumpet and piano • Brass Quintet (1942)
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1881
Axel Jørgensen born.
1947
Axel Jørgensen died at Copenhagen.
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