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De fidiculis bibliographia: being an attempt towards a bibliography of the violin and all other instruments played with a bow in ancient and modern times, 1890

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1ancient viols by considerably modifying the curves of the upper and lower bouts. His theory is ingeniously worked out and presented to the reader, but it is not one that is likely to be carried into extensive practice.
3A. M. Richelme is the same author who wrote No. 44; he still lives (June, 1891) and works at Marseilles, and tells me that he is employed on a new edition of his larger work.
568b. Berenzi, Angelo.
6 Sac. Angelo Berenzi | Di | Giovanni Paolo Maggini | Celebre Liutaio Bresciano.
7 Brescia, 1890. Tip. Apollonia. 8vo, pp. 14.
9This little pamphlet, purporting to be a reprint of an article in the Bibliofilo (Nos. 10, 11, 1890), is by way of supplemental notes to Professor Berenzi's Liutai Bresciani (No. 140). It consists of the results of a minute search among the State archives of Brescia from 1500 to 1650, being notes on the genealogy of the Maggini family during that period. It is a useful and valuable little document towards the study of one of the earliest known violin-makers.
1174a. Ebers, Johann Jacob Heinrich.
12 Spohr und Halevy | und | die neueste Kirchen- und Opern- | -Musik, | von | Joh. Jac. Heinrich Ebers, | Einem der Vorsteher des kirchlichen Singvereins zu Breslau.
13 Breslau, 1837. J. Max & Co. 12mo, pp. xii. and 86.
15This little work deals mainly with the choral and operatic compositions of Spohr rather than with the man as a violinist, in which capacity he principally interests us. It is included here rather as a supplementary or complementary work to

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