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Plaque

Gerald Finzi

Inscription

Gerald Finzi, 1901 - 1956, English composer, was born here.
City of Westminster

Site: Gerald Finzi (1 memorial)

NW8, Hamilton Terrace, 93

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Gerald Finzi

Composer.  born Hamilton Terrace.  Died Oxford.

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Westminster City Council

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