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Henry Brougham Farnie

    H. B. Farnie was a pivotal figure on the London musical stage of the 1870s and 1880s, renowned for his adaptations of French operettas. His English versions achieved remarkable success, positioning him as a significant contemporary to the era's established composers. Farnie demonstrated a versatile talent, extending his creative reach to original lyrics and playwriting. His work ultimately highlights his skill in translating European musical traditions for a British audience.

    Geneviève De Brabant: An Opera Bouffe, in Two Acts and Six Tableaux