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Letter from Antonín Dvořák to Theodore Thomas, a champion of Dvořák's music and the director of the Chicago Orchestra, April 14, 1893.
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Also Known As Theodore Christian Friedrich Thomas
Born October 11, 1835 • Germany
Died January 4, 1905 (aged 69) • Chicago • Illinois

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Letter from Antonín Dvořák to Theodore Thomas, a champion of Dvořák's music and the director of the Chicago Orchestra, April 14, 1893.
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