Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

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Catalogue of the Stearns collection of musical instruments, 1918

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1BIBLIOGRAPHY
3FLEISCHER, OSKAR.
4Führer durch die königliche sammlung alter musikinstrumente. Berlin, 1898.
6FLEMING, JAMES M.
7Old violins and their makers. London.
9FORKEL, JOHANN NICOLAUS.
10Allgemeine geschichte der musik. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1788-1801.
12*FORSYTH, CECIL.
13Orchestration. London, 1914.
15FREEMAN, JAY C.
16Historical sketches of the violin and its master makers. Chicago, 1900.
17——— Rare old violins. 4 vols. Chicago, 1890, 1896. 1900, 1901.
18——— *The Hawley collection of violins. Chicago, 1904.
19Preface by Theodore Thomas.
21FUEHRER durch die sammlungen des museums des königreiches Böhmen, in Prag. Prag, 1897.
23FUEHRER durch das museum für völkerkunde. Berlin, 1898.
25FULLER-MAITLAND, J. A.
26——— See Grove.
28*GALPIN, REV. FRANCES W.
29Aztec influence on American Indian instruments.
30Sammelbände der internationalen musikgesellschaft. Jahrgang IV. Heft 4.
31——— Notes on a Roman hydraulos.
32Reliquary. London, 1904.
33——— Old English instruments of music. London, 1910.
34——— The origin of the Clarsech or Irish harp.
35Report of the fourth congress of the international musical society.
36——— The whistles and reed instruments of the Indians of the N. W. coast of North America.
37Musical association. Proceedings. London, 1903.
38——— See Brown.
40GEVAERT, FRANCOIS AUGUSTE.
41Nouveau traité d’ instrumentation. Paris-Bruxelles, 1885.
43GROSSMANN, MAX.
44Verbessert das alter und vieles spielen wirklich den ton und die ausprache der geige? Berlin, 1907.
46*GROVE, GEORGE.
47Dictionary of music and musicians. 4 vols. London, 1880-1890.
48Second edition, J. A. Fuller-Maitland, Ed. 5 vols. London, 1904-1910.
50GUNN, JOHN.
51An historical enquiry respecting the Highland harp. Edinburgh, 1807.
53HAKLUYT SOCIETY. Publications. London, 1847-1915.

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