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English: Fanny Davies (1861-1934), English pianist. Scan from:Autogramme berühmter Meister der Tonkunst.New York; Freiburg i. Br.: M. Welte, 1913.
Deutsch: Fanny Davies (1861-1934), englische Pianistin. Scan aus: Autogramme berühmter Meister der Tonkunst. New York; Freiburg i. Br.: M. Welte, 1913
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