File:Niobe 1905 Thomas Henry Massey (-1946).ogg
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English: Thomas Henry Massey (1946) was an Australian composer who wrote this elegant gavotte and dedicated it to Australian actor and theatre manager Robert Brough, to accompany his appearance in the Sydney season of the long running play by the same name. |
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Source | https://trove.nla.gov.au/version/16538890 |
Author | Thomas Henry Massey (1870-1946) |
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