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Old violins and violin lore, 1900
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1INDEX
3ALBANI, 102
4Aldric, Paris dealer, 174
5Aireton, 124
6Amateurs, their opinions, 225
7Amati, the, 43, 44, 47
8Americans, their wood, 233
9Artot's Strad, 75
11BALZAR, great violinist, 122
12Band, Charles II.'s, 121
13Banks, English maker, 130
14Barak Norman, English maker, 125
15Bernadel, French maker, 109, 189
16Betts, English maker, 133
17Bisexual violin nature, 22
18Boquay, French maker, 105
19Bows, see Chap. XI.
20Buying fiddles, 235
22CARLO Bergonzi, 83; supremacy, 230; gems, 173; influence, 94
23Charles II.'s court, influence on music, 121
24Charles Reade, 180, 217
25Children, their fiddles, 68
26Collecting mania, 12
27Completeness of violin, 7
28Control of violin, 9
29Convalescent fiddles, 200
30Cracked fiddles, 198
31Cremona city, 42
32Cremona gems, discovery of, 173
33Cremona influence, 94
34Cross, English maker, 125
36DEALERS, see Chap. XV.
37Dodd, bow-maker, 133, 166
38"Dolphin," a celebrated Strad, 74
39Duifoprugcar, old maker, 12; his viol da Gamba, 19
40Duke, English maker, 132
42ELECTOR fiddles by Stainer, 97
43English makers, see Chap. VIII.
45"FALSE" strings, 156
46Fendt, Bernard, 132
47Fiddles and umbrellas, 214
48Fiddle flukes, 220
49Fiddle frauds, 223
50Fiddle judges, 224
51Fiddles, new and old, secret of, 227, 233
52Fingerboard, 207
53"Finish" of old makers, 26
54Foster, the family of, 126-127, &c.
55France, violins in, see Chap. VII.
56Francois Tourte, bow-maker, 164
58GAGLIANO, 89
59Gand, French maker, 109, 189
60Gasparo da.Salo, 30
61Genesis of violin, see Chap. I.
62German strings, 158
63Germany, fiddle-makers, see Chap. VI.
64Geronimo Amati, 44
65Gillott's, Mr., collection, 217
66Giuseppe or Joseph Guarnerius, 53
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