How to make a violin. And Violin notes by Ole Bull (1900). archive.org, howtomakeviolinv00broa. https://archive.org/details/howtomakeviolinv00broa.
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- How to make a violin. And Violin notes by Ole Bull
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line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Jerome Amati, the son of the preceding Nicholas, worked with and succeeded his father. He was born Feb. 26th, 1649, and was the last violin maker of the Amati family. — trade term as printed: "violin maker" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Jerome Amati, the son of the preceding Nicholas, worked with and succeeded his father. He was born Feb. 26th, 1649, and was the last violin maker of the Amati family.
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It now says As printed on this page: "Jerome Amati, of Cremona, by whom the oldest violins were made,* used the most beautiful maple with a very full figure, and, as far as I have been able to ascertain, constructed most of the backs of a singl…"
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It now says As printed on this page: "…diani, Mateo Bente, and a few others of less note. The next, and most important school, was that of Cremona, dating from 1550 to 1760, or even later, and including the following makers: Andrea Amati, Jerome Amati, Antony Amati, Nicholas Amati, Jerome Amati son of Nicholas, Andrea Guarnerius, Peter Guarnerius, Joseph Guarnerius the nephew of Andrea, Joseph Guarnerius the son of Andrea, Antonius Stradiuar…"
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