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Peter "Petrowitsch" Bissing (1871 Russia — 30 November 1961 Wisconsin) was the founder and president of Bissing's Conservatory of Music in Hays, Kansas and later in Topeka. He was known as an instructor of music and specialized in the violin, publishing multiple works on the instruction of the instrument. He was among the top instructors of his day in the expression of vibrato and published a book titled Cultivation of the Violin Vibrato Tone.

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rdfs:label	Petrowitsch Bissing (en) Биссинг, Петрович (ru)
rdfs:comment	Петрович Биссинг (нем. Petrowitsch Bissing, настоящее имя Петер, нем. Peter; 1871, Екатериненштадт, Российская империя — 30 ноября 1961) — американский скрипач и музыкальный педагог. (ru) Peter "Petrowitsch" Bissing (1871 Russia — 30 November 1961 Wisconsin) was the founder and president of Bissing's Conservatory of Music in Hays, Kansas and later in Topeka. He was known as an instructor of music and specialized in the violin, publishing multiple works on the instruction of the instrument. He was among the top instructors of his day in the expression of vibrato and published a book titled Cultivation of the Violin Vibrato Tone. (en)
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dcterms:subject	20th-century American male musicians Violinists from the Russian Empire 1871 births 1961 deaths Emigrants from the Russian Empire to the United States 20th-century American violinists American male violinists People from Topeka, Kansas People from Hays, Kansas Classical musicians from Kansas
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prague List of defunct colleges and universities in Kansas List of people from Ellis County, Kansas 20th-century American male musicians Russia Violinists from the Russian Empire Ellis County, Kansas François Boucher (violinist) 1871 births 1961 deaths Emigrants from the Russian Empire to the United States Topeka, Kansas Walter Wenzel Eddie South Otakar Sevcik Violin Hays, Kansas 20th-century American violinists American male violinists People from Topeka, Kansas People from Hays, Kansas Classical musicians from Kansas Organ (music) Volga Vibrato Chicago College of Music
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has abstract	Peter "Petrowitsch" Bissing (1871 Russia — 30 November 1961 Wisconsin) was the founder and president of Bissing's Conservatory of Music in Hays, Kansas and later in Topeka. He was known as an instructor of music and specialized in the violin, publishing multiple works on the instruction of the instrument. He was among the top instructors of his day in the expression of vibrato and published a book titled Cultivation of the Violin Vibrato Tone. In 1876, Bissing arrived in Ellis County from the Volga River area of Russia with his family. He was about five years old when his family arrived in Kansas and he began to study music on a home-made four-octave organ made by his father. At 8 years old, he began learning to play the violin. As he grew older, Bissing studied at the Chicago College of Music alongside jazz violinist Eddie South and finished violin instruction under Francis Boucher. He also was an instructor of Walter Wenzel On January 2, 1901, Bissing began the Bissing Conservatory of Music and offered instruction in vocal, piano, violin, organ, harmony and composition. But it was in June 1903 when Bissing received an invitation to study at Prague under Otakar Sevcik. Bissing left to complete his studies and returned to Topeka in 1906 to reorganized his teaching conservatory. Upon returning, he adopted the stage name of Petrowitsch Bissing. (en)

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