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Casals
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uh
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salz
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-
sahlz
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kah-
sahlz
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kah-
sahls
]
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Ca·sals
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-ˈsɑlz
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kɑˈsɑlz
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kɑˈsɑls
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uh
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salz
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-
sahlz
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kah-
sahlz
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Sp.
kah-
sahls
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noun
Pa·blo
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bloʊ
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ˈpɑ
vlɔ
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,
1876–1973,
Spanish cellist, conductor, and composer; in France after 1936; in Puerto Rico after 1956.
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Casals
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Spanish
kaˈsals)
—
n
Pablo
(ˈpaβlo). 1876--1973, Spanish cellist and composer, noted for his interpretation of J. S. Bach's cello suites
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