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Adam Carse

(1878-1958)
English composer, academic, music writer and editor
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Adam Von Ahnen Carse (19 May 1878 – 2 November 1958) was an English composer, academic, music writer and editor, best known for his music for strings and piano, often suitable for student orchestras and beginners, as well as for his studies on the history of instruments and the orchestra. His collection of around 350 antique wind instruments in now in the Horniman Museum.

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Born
19 May 1878
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2 November 1958 (aged 80)
Zodiac Taurus
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