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Grove’s dictionary of music and musicians;
New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd., 1904.
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| 37 | charitable practices gained him a title.… | Read | |
| 43 | The drums and fifes then march up and do… | Read | |
| 105 | THEORY. A term often used in England to… | Read | |
| 113 | THOMASSCHULE | Read | |
| 126 | Lyons. Building operations began in 1564… | Read | |
| 127 | Instrumentenbau, Dec. 1, 1893; Vidal, Le… | Read | |
| 161 | TOURNEMIRE | Read | |
| 162 | of Tourte's own bows proves that his fir… | Read | |
| 163 | and they show no signs of wearing out. T… | Read | |
| 164 | conducted the Alderley Edge, Fallowfield… | Read | |
| 229 | bers and friends every work of merit wit… | Read | |
| 230 | URHEEN | Read | |
| 231 | This title is followed by a note in ink,… | Read | |
| 304 | A major Concerto (op. 25) and played it… | Read | |
| 307 | philosophy, is crammed full of learning,… | Read | |
| 308 | the birthday of Charles VI. at the Teatr… | Read | |
| 309 | VINGT-QUATRE VIOLONS | Read | |
| 332 | VIOLIN FAMILY | Read | |
| 333 | Bologna, Brescia, and Cremona. The trade… | Read | |
| 334 | possibly, but not probably, at one time… | Read | |
| 335 | 15), shows the sound-holes, bouts, and c… | Read | |
| 336 | VIOLIN FAMILY | Read | |
| 337 | varnish, of a brown or dullish red colou… | Read | |
| 338 | VIOLIN FAMILY | Read | |
| 339 | know from Bagatella's singular brochure… | Read | |
| 340 | VIOLIN FAMILY | Read | |
| 341 | who without being specialists or experts… | Read | |
| 342 | are of wood. The wood employed is of thr… | Read | |
| 343 | ascertained on the mould by means of a s… | Read | |
| 344 | to musical instruments, although most of… | Read | |
| 345 | rearranged as to raise the lower end of… | Read | |
| 346 | VIOLIN-PLAYING | Read | |
| 347 | The same may be said of another very ear… | Read | |
| 348 | VIOLIN-PLAYING | Read | |
| 352 | VIOLIN-PLAYING | Read | |
| 353 | respects, they have advanced the techniq… | Read | |
| 354 | powerful contrasts, and to do justice to… | Read | |
| 355 | and the presence of such a master as Spo… | Read | |
| 356 | though often commonplace, does not go ag… | Read | |
| 357 | combined a fine broad tone with a techni… | Read | |
| 358 | dances. Joachim has trained a large numb… | Read | |
| 359 | any Conservatoire. It is obvious how muc… | Read | |
| 360 | VIOLIN-PLAYING | Read | |
| 395 | and did his best to make him known by si… | Read | |
| 412 | execution of the written notes in the pr… | Read | |
| 413 | Mlle. Adèle Guesnet, of Clermont. The fr… | Read | |
| 414 | by his uncle Jean Baptiste Vuillaume. (S… | Read | |
| 465 | and a coda. This was first effected by H… | Read | |
| 466 | we recollect that Gluck was no contrapun… | Read | |
| 559 | receiving a rapturous ovation. He was eq… | Read | |
| 560 | controversy whether Marnix van St. Aldeg… | Read | |
| 561 | WILIS, THE | Read | |
| 562 | WILLEMS. The surname of a family of Ghen… | Read | |
| 592 | obscure, and probably not uniform: it ma… | Read |