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DAVID POPPER (1846— )

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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 91 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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DAVID POPPER (1846— )  , Bohemian violoncellist, was born at Prague, and educated musically at the conservatorium there, adopting the 'cello as his professional instrument . He was soon recognized, largely through von Billow, as one of the finest soloists of the time, and played on
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tours throughout the
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European capitals . In 1872 he married the pianist Sophi Menter, from whom he was separated in 1886 . In 1896 he became professor at the Royal Conservatoire at
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Budapest . He published various
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works, mainly compositions for- the 'cello, together with four volumes of studies arranged as a violoncello school .

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