January 31, 2008
Pablo Casals plays BACH - Suite no 1 for Cello - part 1
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The name of the famous cellist is "Pau Casals", a Catalan name. "Pablo Casals" is the Spanish version of that name.
Posted by: Carles | Feb 1, 2008 2:18:56 PM
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