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

Scan 24

The story of the violin, 1904

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1Contents
3APPENDIX A.
4Some remarks on the name "Fiedel" as applied to the early ancestor of the viol kind—Martin Agricola—Prætorius and Ganassi del Fontego—Of the evolution of the bow—Parts of a violin ……………………………………………. 299
6APPENDIX B.
7Chronological table showing the descent of violin-playing from masters to pupils since the founding of the Roman school; also some small independent groups of players ……………………………………………. 305
9APPENDIX C.
10Makers of the Brescian school—Pupils and imitators of the Amati school—Pupils and imitators of Stradivari—Various other Italian makers—French, English, and German makers ……………………………………………. 305
12APPENDIX D.
13Books of Reference to Parts I. and II. ……………………………………………. 312
15INDEX ……………………………………………. 315

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