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Killed on the Somme at 35, ‘Australia’s Chopin’ is finally getting his due

Before he was killed in France, Septimus Kelly feared he would die with his greatest works still in his head. Musicians are finally bringing his surviving scores to life.

First reported by The Age Latest report 2 sources
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  1. The Age

    Killed on the Somme at 35, ‘Australia’s Chopin’ is finally getting his due (opens The Age in a new tab)

    Before he was killed in France, Septimus Kelly feared he would die with his greatest works still in his head. Musicians are finally bringing his surviving scores to life.

  2. The Sydney Morning Herald

    Killed on the Somme at 35, ‘Australia’s Chopin’ is finally getting his due (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    Before he was killed in France, Septimus Kelly feared he would die with his greatest works still in his head. Musicians are finally bringing his surviving scores to life.

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