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Scan 224

The story of the violin, 1904

11 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 180. See the scan on archive.org.

1Story of the Violin
3composer, but still interesting is Tartini the author. It is indeed surprising that the master, considering his musical fecundity and his duties as soloist and teacher, should yet have found time and pleasure in the pursuit of scientific and theoretical subjects. He embodied his observations
5![A copy of a Tartini manuscript.](https://example.com/image.png)
7FIG. 31.—A COPY OF A TARTINI MANUSCRIPT.
8(Imperial Library, Berlin.)
10and researches in several voluminous treatises, upon which Fétis, in his Biography Universelle, under "Tartini," gives a detailed argument:—"It appears that the master, during his voluntary confinement at Ancona, discovered the so-called 'differential tone,' a

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