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Why was Pablo casals famous?
Pablo Casals was famous cause he was a world famous musician and he played the cello.
How are Mary Cassatt Artist and Trailblazer and Young Pablo Casals similar?
Both depict Paris as the center of the artistic world.
Who went to school with Pablo Picasso?
pablo picasso
Where did Pablo Picasso attend school?
He enroled in the School of Fine Arts in Barcelona at age 13.
What is Pablo Picasso school called?
malaga
When was Pablo Casals born?
Pablo Casals was born in 1876.
Who is a musician Pablo Casals Charlie Chaplin or Lou Gehrig?
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When was Pablo Casals Orchestra created?
Pablo Casals Orchestra was created in 1920.
What actors and actresses appeared in A Visit with Pablo Casals - 1957?
The cast of A Visit with Pablo Casals - 1957 includes: Pau Casals as himself
Why was Pablo casals famous?
Pablo Casals was famous cause he was a world famous musician and he played the cello.
What name is Pablo Casals known as?
Pablo Casals is known as a Spanish cellist and conductor.
WHO IS the virtuoso spanish cellist?
Pablo Casals
What has the author Pablo Casals written?
Pablo Casals has written: 'Conversations avec Pablo Casals' -- subject(s): Interviews, Violoncellists 'O vos omnes' -- subject(s): Arranged Brass ensembles 'Pau Casals, Josep Trueta' -- subject(s): Correspondence 'Conversations with Casals' -- subject(s): Interviews 'Salve Montserratina' -- subject(s): Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices, 6 parts) with organ, Salve Regina (Music) 'The memoirs of Pablo Casals' -- subject(s): Biography, Musicians
How do you pronounce the last name of Pablo Casals?
Pau Casals i Defilló (Pablo Casals) was a noted Spanish cellist of the early and mid-20th Century. His last name is pronounced "ka-SALZ".
What was pablo casals favorite food?
cashews
When did pablo casals write nigra sum?
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What is Pablo Casals known for?
Pablo Casals was a cellist and conductor from the Catalan region of northern Spain. He is best known for his recordings of the Bach Cello Suites from 1936-1939.
