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Heinrich Ernst Grosmann

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Heinrich Ernst Grosmann (1732–1811) was a Danish composer. He is best known for his work with Aarhus Cathedral.

Notable works include Paaske Music (1775) and Cantata Paa Christi Himmelfarts Dag. Gud farer op (1791)

See also[edit]

List of Danish composers

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