Ramboušek, Joseph
Ramboušek, Joseph
Ramboušek, Joseph , Czech double-bass virtuoso and pedagogue; b. Mníšek, Nov. 16, 1845; d. Moscow, March 10, 1901. He studied with Josef Hrabět at the Prague Cons.; went to Moscow, where he was engaged as a double-bass player at the Opera and taught at the Phil. Inst. Among his pupils was Koussevitzky.
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