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Celebrated violinists, past and present; ("The Strad" library), 1897
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1VIII.—ADOLF BRODSKY.
3BROUGHT up in a thoroughly good school, Brodsky has become a quartet-player as well as soloist of the very first order. His artistic life may be divided into three distinct periods, in the third of which he now is as director of the Royal College of Music at Manchester, where he succeeded Sir Charles Hallé. Before coming to England Brodsky had been first violin of the "Symphony string-quartet" in New York, and long ere that he had established a great reputation as a soloist and chamber-music player in Europe. He had in fact been heard repeatedly in all the European capitals, from Vienna to London, and his success had
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