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Ros·tro·po·vich
/
ˌrɒs
trəˈpoʊ
vɪtʃ;
Russian
rʌ
strəˈpɔ
vyɪtʃ
/
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[
ros-tr
uh
-
poh
-vich;
Russian
r
uh-st
r
uh
-
paw
-vyich
]
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noun
Msti·slav (Le·o·pol·do·vich)
/
ˈmɪs
təˌslɑv ˌli
əˈpoʊl
də
vɪtʃ
;
Russian
mstyɪˈslɑf lyɪ
əˈpɔl
də
vyɪtʃ
/
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[
mis
-t
uh
-slahv lee-
uh
-
pohl
-d
uh
-vich
;
Russian
mstyi-
slahf
lyi-
uh
-
pawl
-d
uh
-vyich
]
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1927–2007,
Soviet cellist and conductor (husband of Galina Vishnevskaya).
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Rostropovich
(ˌrɒstrəˈpəʊvɪtʃ,
Russian
rəstraˈpɔvitʃ)
—
n
Mstislav Leopoldovich
(ˈmɪstɪslɑːv;
Russian
mstiˈslaf leaˈpɔldavitʃ). 1927--2007, Soviet cellist, composer, and conductor; became a US citizen in 1978 after losing Soviet citizenship (restored in 1990)
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