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PABLO See also: Spanish violinist, was See also: born at See also: Pamplona on the loth of See also: March 1844
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From his early years he displayed his aptitude for the
See also: violin, and at the age of 12 he began to study under See also: Alard at the See also: Paris Conservatoire
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His first public appearance as a concert violinist was in 186o
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He played in See also: London in 1861, and in the course of his career he visited all parts of See also: Europe and also both See also: North and See also: South See also: America
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His See also: artistic pre-See also: eminence was due principally to the purity of his See also: tone, which was See also: free from any tendency towards sentimentality and rhapsodic mannerism, and to the astonishing facility of execution which made him in the best sense of the word a virtuoso
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Al-though in the See also: Beethoven and Mendelssohn concertos, and in See also: modern French and Belgian See also: works, his playing was unrivalled, his qualities were most clearly revealed in the solos which he himself composed, which were " the spirit of Spanish dance translated into terms of the violin virtuoso." Sarasate died at See also: Biarritz on the loth of See also: September 1908
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