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Norwegian violinist and composer Ole Bull (1810-1880) was among the most celebrated musicians of the nineteenth century, a violin star who toured the world.

Bull was especially popular in the United States, which he visited multiple times.

He lived for several long stretches in America, married an American woman, and attempted in the early 1850s to set up a Norwegian-American utopian community in the mountains of Pennsylvania. He was a larger-than-life figure of the kind American audiences have always admired.

Yet Bull's fame was by no means limited to the United States.

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In Norway itself he was a key supporter of cultural and political nationalism, and he directly inspired two of Norway's greatest artists, playwright Henrik Ibsen and composer Edvard Grieg. Bull toured the rest of Europe as well.

Opinions differed about his wild, unorthodox style of playing the violin, but in many countries he remained a household name for decades.

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