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, Catharina van Rennes ou Van Rennès, née le 2 août 1858 à Utrecht et décédée le 23 novembre 1940 à Amsterdam, est une professeure de chant et compositrice.
, Catharina van Rennes (Utrecht, 2 augustus 1858 - Amsterdam 23 november 1940) was een Nederlandse componiste en zangpedagoge. Ze richtte zich in haar werk vooral op kinderen.
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, Catharina van Rennes ou Van Rennès, née le 2 août 1858 à Utrecht et décédée le 23 novembre 1940 à Amsterdam, est une professeure de chant et compositrice.
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