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Category:Bennewitz, Antonín
Antonín Bennewitz
(26 March 1833 — 29 May 1926)
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Teacher of many distiguished Czech violinists including
František Ondříček
(1857-1922),
Carl Halir
(1859-1909) ,
Otakar Ševčík
(1852-1934),
Franz Lehár
(1870-1948), and three members of the Bohemian Quartet (later known as the Czech Quartet) -
Karel Hoffmann
,
Josef Suk
(violinists), and
Oskar Nedbal
(violist)
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2 Etüden zum Conzertgebrauch, Op.24 (Sitt, Hans)
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Fantaisie sur des motifs de l’opéra 'La vie pour le Czar', Op.16 (Ondříček, František)
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Septet (Weber, Joseph Miroslav)
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