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Auguste van Biene (16 May 1849 – 23 January 1913) was a Dutch composer, cellist and actor. He became best known for his composition The Broken Melody, performed by the composer as part of a musical play of the same name.

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rdfs:label	Auguste van Biene (en) Auguste van Biene (fr)
rdfs:comment	Auguste van Biene, né à Rotterdam (Pays-Bas) le 16 mai 1849 et mort à Brighton (Royaume-Uni) le 23 janvier 1913 , est un compositeur, violoncelliste et acteur hollandais. Il est principalement connu pour sa composition , écrite pour la comédie musicale du même nom. (fr) Auguste van Biene (16 May 1849 – 23 January 1913) was a Dutch composer, cellist and actor. He became best known for his composition The Broken Melody, performed by the composer as part of a musical play of the same name. (en)
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description	Zonophone X 47852, with van Biene on cello, circa 1907 (en)

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