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The history of the Violin, and other instruments played on with the bow from the remotest times to the present: also, an account of the principal makers, english and foreign, with numerous illustrations, 1864
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1Charles IX. of France, purchase of Cremona violins, 99.
2Chaucer, 28, 37, 44.
3Chelys, 95-6, 154, 167.
4Colin Muset, 44, 58.
5Conductor, 16, 68-9, 177-8.
6Constantinus Africanus, 24.
7Contre-Basse, 168.
8Contre-Bass-geig, 117.
9Corbet, his instruments, 176.
10Cornish Drama, ancient, 29.
11Cortusio, curious will, 85.
12Coryat, T., account of music, 141.
13Coussemaker, Mons. de, 22, 28-9, 41-2, 45, 47-8, 62-3, 66, 83-4.
14Crosse, maker, 260.
15Crowd, crwth, 20, 28-9, 30-4, 109, 132, 144.
16Curtis, Sir Wm., instruments of, 202, 206, 209, 228-9, 231-2.
17Cythara, cithara, 12, 22-3, 36.
19D'AGINCOURT, 67, 84.
20Dauney, Scottish melodies, 30, 103, 249.
21Daverouns, Robt., violist, 65.
22Degrevant, Sir, Romance of, 27.
23De Muris, Joh., 39.
24Details, omission of, 66, 83, 141.
25Diana, performer, anecdote, 172.
26Dicord, 13, 58.
27Di Salo Gaspar, maker, 199.
28Dodd, bow-makers, 160, 369.
29Dodd, makers, 367.
30Doni, instrument, 95.
31Doran, Dr., Court fools, 108.
32Double-bass, large, 165.
33Dragonetti, 194.
34Drama, first musical, 114-15.
35Dramatic and poetic early pieces, instruments named in, 25, 105-7, 114, 132, 134-136.
36Drayton, Polyolbion, 133.
37Dubourg, performer, 180.
38Dubourg, the violin, 169, 278.
39Duifsofprugcar, maker, 197.
40Duke, maker, 269.
42EARLE, Microcosmography, 133.
44Edward II., musicians, 65-6, 73.
45Edward III., ditto, 66, 74-5.
46Edward IV., ditto, 76.
47Edward VI., ditto, 102.
48Egyptian instruments, 18, 20.
49Elizabeth, musicians, 103.
50 Ditto, her dancing, 126.
51Ely Cathedral, 67.
52Epigonium, 13.
53Eric King, anecdote, 10.
54Esquimaux, violin, 11.
55Evelyn Memoirs, 153-4.
56Exeter Cathedral, minstrel gallery, &c., 68.
58FENDT, makers, 369.
59Fetis, Mons., referred to, 21, 197, 199, 208, 210, 222, 229, 232.
60Fiddle, fidula, fythele, 28-31, 36, 53, 106-7, 110, 119, 132-3, 151.
61Fiddlers, 31, 106-9, 133.
62 Ditto, four and twenty, 125, 146.
63Forster, Dr., 196, 199, 205, 208, 214, 216, 219, 234, 238, 271; 284.
64Forster family, makers, 284.
65Forster, John, 290.
66Forster, Wm. (1), 292.
67Forster, Wm. (2), 296.
68Forster, Wm. (3), 209, 333.
69Forster, Wm. (4), 341.
70Forster, S. A., 343.
71Forster School, 347.
72Francis I. band, 97.
73Frets, 91.
74Frey Hans, maker, 87.
75Froschouer, 93.
77GAFURIUS, 91.
78Gægliano, makers, 235.
79Galilei, V., account of instruments, 97, 248.
80Gand, maker, 247.
81Garlande, John de, 38.
82Geminiani, 180.
83Gerasenus, 16.
84Gerbert, "De Cantu," &c. 22-4, 51, 69, 161.
85Gerson, 24, 44.
86Gigue, 25-7, 46-8, 57, 119.
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