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Antonio Stradivari, his life and work (1644-1737)

London: Macmillan and Co., 1909.

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16 Commendatore Lozzi of Rome. To the late… Read
17 CONTENTS. Read
18 CONTENTS Read
19 early makers—Where obtained—The making u… Read
20 Result of our researches to ascertain th… Read
23 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT. Read
24 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT Read
25 INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO FIRST EDITION. Read
26 is no need to try to claim interest for… Read
30 1298 is derived from 'Strada averta' of… Read
34 10 remains that henceforth Alessandro, his… Read
50 26 Museum. As Signor Mandelli suggests, "th… Read
51 27 CHAPTER II. Read
52 28 completion), in writing of Stradivari, s… Read
53 29 his master; nor apparently did he again… Read
54 30 Stradivari had quitted the workshop of h… Read
55 31 tation gained by successive members of h… Read
56 32 have had their proper certificates of bi… Read
57 33 and research may perhaps enable us to de… Read
58 34 fact that a wooden rule or straight-edge… Read
59 35 brilliant genius endowed with the gifts… Read
65 41 edge and small purfling are thoroughly c… Read
66 42 the first time we see Stradivari making… Read
105 81 the violoncello to be reduced in size wa… Read
166 142 played upon it, and was completely capti… Read
197 173 taly at the period when those makers flo… Read
198 174 CHAPTER VII. Read
199 175 results reached justify the most sanguin… Read
200 176 which you have so generously presented m… Read
207 183 treated with colourless varnish, the dif… Read
208 184 may view this statement with incredulity… Read
209 185 OIL VARNISH GRADUALLY ABANDONED Read
210 186 great Italian violin-makers. From time t… Read
211 187 hat a violin must vibrate freely, yet no… Read
212 188 copies of Stradivari, Guarneri, or Amati… Read
213 189 CHAPTER VIII. Read
214 190 practical experience had tested various… Read
238 212 number of instruments Stradivari did so… Read
239 213 It was only when players recognised the… Read
240 214 he inlaid the Medici arms, delicately ex… Read
274 246 violoncellos. No individual year, howeve… Read
278 250 but what of their condition? When we com… Read
279 251 present to the Spanish monarch, Philip V… Read
280 252 of the many admirable examples of our ar… Read
281 253 the sorry traces of the bad performance… Read
282 254 fresh to-day as when we first had it in… Read
285 257 A third letter, dated Venice, March 20th… Read
286 258 probably Nicolò, who at this date had re… Read
287 259 Vitali set upon the violins by Francesco… Read
288 260 ordered twelve violins from Stradivari a… Read
289 261 afford us no information of a precise na… Read
301 273 an interesting item of news bearing on t… Read
302 274 lately had a sort of fiddle mania upon m… Read
309 281 astic admirer of Stradivari, and at abou… Read
310 282 We may here give the following extract,… Read
332 302 APPENDIX Read
344 314 INDEX. Read
345 315 INDEX Read
346 316 Pianoforte, the abuse of, in chamber mus… Read
347 317 Amati teaching, 120; his aims in relatio… Read
348 318 Violins, Stradivari's, 27; the statement… Read
349 319 treatment of a, 80; S.'s finest examples… Read