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George Enesco, the world-famous violinist, had a friend who wanted his son to become a musician. Enesco agreed to give lessons although the boy __________________ play a simple tune.

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Three years __________________ the boy’s father insisted that he gave a public concert.

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Although Enesco feared the result, he arranged a concert. However, nobody __________________ the tickets because the musician was unknown.

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Enesco was very nervous and asked for someone to turn his pages. In the audience there was Alfred Cortot, the brilliant pianist, and he was the __________________ to make his way to the stage.

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Next morning the music critic of ‘Le Figaro’ wrote, «The __________________ violinist played the piano. The greatest pianist turned the pages. But the man who should have turned the pages played the violin.»