How to study Kreutzer; a handbook for the daily use of violin teachers and violin students, containing explanations of the left hand difficulties and of their solution, and directions as to the systematic acquirement of the various bowing, both firm and bounding; (1903). archive.org, cu31924021743517. https://archive.org/details/cu31924021743517.
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- How to study Kreutzer; a handbook for the daily use of violin teachers and violin students, containing explanations of the left hand difficulties and of their solution, and directions as to the systematic acquirement of the various bowing, both firm and bounding;
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- 1903
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line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Heck August, violin mkr. 9, 73 E. Randolph — trade term as printed: "violin mkr" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
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line added Places and dates of work
It now says As printed on this page: "Freeman, Jay C., New York City. Was born in Chicago, Ill., and apprenticed in 1887 to August Heck, violin maker, under whom he worked until March 1889, making his first violin in 1888. In addition to being a practical violin maker, Freeman has distinguished himself as an expert in the selection o…"
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