Thomas Alexander Erskine Kelly, known as T.A.E. Kelly, was a Scottish composer and musician active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work primarily spanned the genres of classical and popular music, with a focus on choral and orchestral compositions. Kelly is best known for his contributions to the Scottish choral tradition, particularly through his arrangements of traditional Scottish songs and hymns. His notable works include choral pieces such as "The Wondrous Cross" and various arrangements of folk melodies that reflect the cultural heritage of Scotland. Additionally, he published a collection of piano compositions that showcased his lyrical style and melodic sensibility. Kelly's impact on music lies in his ability to bridge classical music with folk traditions, helping to preserve and promote Scottish musical heritage. His work has influenced both choral societies and contemporary composers interested in incorporating folk elements into their music. As a figure in the Scottish music scene, T.A.E. Kelly's legacy continues to resonate, particularly in the realms of choral performance and education.