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See also: Spanish violinist and composer, was See also: born in See also: Madrid, and trained at the conservatoire there, and later at Brussels and at Berlin under See also: Joachim
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He became a professor at See also: Hamburg and then at Madrid, becoming
famous meanwhile as one of the finest violinists of the See also: day; and after visiting See also: England in 1890 and establishing his reputation there, he became professor at the Royal See also: College of See also: Music in See also: London
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As a composer he is best known by his See also: violin pieces, and by a comic See also: opera, El Centro de la Tierra (1895)
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