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Guila Bustabo (February 25, 1916 –
April 27, 2002) was a
prominent American concert and
recital violinist.
Guila Bustabo was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin...
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rightful ruler,
Princess Azarine, has
escaped the
clutches of the
usurper Bustabo (an even
worse villain than Strut) who
captures the travelers. This villain...
- Representative, born in
Manitowoc Dale Bolle,
Wisconsin State Representative Guila Bustabo, violinist, born in
Manitowoc Matt Christman, co-host of
Chapo Trap House...
- op.22 (after a
theme of
Ettore Tito)
Violin Concerto in D, Op. 26
Guila Bustabo in
ammirazione (1943)
Sinfonia Brevis in E flat
major op.28 Concertino...
- Revueltas,
Aaron Rosand,
Harry Adaskin,
Oliver Colbentson [de] and
Guila Bustabo, who
studied with
Sametini from the age of five. On 20
August 1944, Sametini...
- Eldering,
Otakar Ševčík, and Eugène Ysaÿe.
Harry Adaskin [pupils]
Guila Bustabo [pupils]
Isolde Menges [pupils]
Silvestre Revueltas [pupils]
Aaron Rosand [pupils]...
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teachers including Arthur Nikisch,
Jacques Thibaud, and Eugène Ysaÿe.
Guila Bustabo Arnold Eidus Fredell Lack
Yehudi Menuhin [pupils]
Sonya Monosoff [pupils]...
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Burgin (1892–1981)
Grace Burrows (1893–1980)
Adolf Busch (1891–1952)
Guila Bustabo (1916–2002)
Alfredo Campoli (1906–1991) Mary
Canberg (1918–2004) Lucien...
- in
collection of
David L. Fulton. Wieniawski, 1736,
Cozio 43840 Muntz,
Bustabo, 1736,
Cozio 49615
Count Cessol, 1736,
Cozio 40422 Pollitzer, Koessler...
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Devries (1909–1997) /
Obituary and
short bio (in French) /
Bustabo,
Guila b.
Teressina Bustabo 1916/02/25 Manitowoc, Wisconsin, US 2002/04/27 Birmingham...
