Ottokar Nováček

Ottokar Nováček (second from left) Ottokar Eugen Nováček (13 May 1866 – 3 February 1900) was an Austro-Hungarian violinist, violist and composer of Czech descent. He is perhaps best known for his work ''Perpetuum Mobile'' (''Perpetual Motion''), written in 1895. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Perpetuum mobile : for violin and piano

    Perpetuum mobile : for violin and piano by Nováček, Ottokar, 1866-1900

    New York : C. Fischer, 1918
    Format: Musical Score Book


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    Moto perpetuo, for violin and piano

    Moto perpetuo, for violin and piano by Nováček, Ottokar, 1866-1900

    New York : International, 1965
    Format: Musical Score Book


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    Sturmfluth = By the breakers : op. 9c, no. 1

    Sturmfluth = By the breakers : op. 9c, no. 1 by Nováček, Ottokar, 1866-1900, Tolstoy, Aleksey Konstantinovich, graf, 1817-1875

    New York : G. Schirmer, 1904
    Low voice.
    Format: Musical Score Book


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    Nach dem Sturm = After the storm : op. 9c, no. 2

    Nach dem Sturm = After the storm : op. 9c, no. 2 by Nováček, Ottokar, 1866-1900, Tolstoy, Aleksey Konstantinovich, graf, 1817-1875

    New York : G. Schirmer, 1904
    Low voice.
    Format: Musical Score Book


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    Milstein

    Milstein by Milstein, Nathan, 1903-1992

    [London] : BBC, 2002
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    Format: Audio


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    The young Yehudi Menuhin.

    The young Yehudi Menuhin.

    London, England : Biddulph Recordings, 1990
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    Presenting Joshua Bell

    Presenting Joshua Bell

    New York, N.Y. : London, 1988
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    Violin favourites & virtuoso showpieces

    Violin favourites & virtuoso showpieces

    New York, NY : Decca Music Group, 2005
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    Format: Audio


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    Vengerov & Virtuosi.

    Vengerov & Virtuosi.

    New York : EMI Classics, 2001
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    Format: Audio


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    Vengerov & Virtuosi

    Vengerov & Virtuosi

    New York, N.Y. : EMI Classics, 2001
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    Henryk Szeryng.

    Henryk Szeryng.

    [Place of publication not identified] : EMI Classics, 2003
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    Format: DVD


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    Nathan Milstein.

    Nathan Milstein.

    [Hayes, Middlesex] : EMI Classics, 2003
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    Format: DVD


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    The best of Joshua Bell : the Decca years.

    The best of Joshua Bell : the Decca years.

    London, England : New York, NY : Decca ; Manufactured and marketed by Universal Music Classical, 2009
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    Maxim Vengerov : 5 classic albums.

    Maxim Vengerov : 5 classic albums.

    United Kingdom : Warner Classics, 2013
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    The art of Ruggiero Ricci.

    The art of Ruggiero Ricci.

    Hauppauge, NY : Vox Music, 2003
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    Format: Audio


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    Leopold Stokowski, the Columbia stereo recordings.

    Leopold Stokowski, the Columbia stereo recordings.

    [Place of publication not identified] : Sony Classical, 2012
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