Knud Vad Thomsen

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Knud Vad Thomsen (24 March 1905 – 2 February 1971) was a Danish composer.

• Aquavitten (1959, Hans Hartvig Seedorff)
• Bissekræmmeren (1947, Nis Petersen)
• Cedric og Beatrice (1951, Jens Louis Petersen)
• De tyve bajere (Poul Sørensen)
• Elefantens vuggevise (1948,^[1] Harald H. Lund)
• Forår ved Mariager Fjord (Nis Petersen)
• Jeg plukker fløjsgræs (1951, Sigfred Pedersen)
• Krikken linder det trætte ben (1929, Aage Berntsen)
• Til glæden (Hulde engel) (1938, St. St Blicher)
• Tørresnoren (1955, Sigfred Pedersen)

• List of Danish composers

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