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Frederik Foersom (June 13, 1805 – May 4, 1854) was a Danish composer and organist.

Notable works

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Rind nu op i Jesu navn (1846)
Rondolette (piano 1854)
Jubel-Cantate (1840)
Morgensang
Reformations-Cantate
Seiersmarsch (piano)
Sørge-Cantate
Syngeøvelser til Brug ved Sang-Undervisningen i Borger- og Almueskoler (1850)
Din Skaal og min Skaal
Rondo à la turca (piano)
Variations sur un theme original (piano)

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