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The Strad; a monthly journal for professionals and amateurs of all stringed instruments played with the bow, 1890
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1INDEX.
3AMATEUR QUARTETS. By William Wolff. 118
4Amber Varnish for Violins, A Cheap. By Rev. H. Gordon Palmer, B.A. 309, 343, 374
5Andre La Tarche 297
6Answers to Correspondents, 13, 45, 77, 109, 140, 172, 203, 236, 268, 300, 327, 364
7Arbos, E. Fernandez 201
8Argiewicz, Arthur 122
9Art of Bowing, The. By Andre La Tarche 149, 182
11BACH AS A VIOLINIST. By H. Saint-George 116
12Balse, The Violin Days of. By Dr. T. L. Phipson 179
13Bass, The Double. By James Brier 166
14Bow, The Violin. By H. A. Hofman 135
15Bowing, The Art of. By Andre La Tarche 149, 182
16Brompton Hospital, Recital at the 359
18CAMILLA URSO. By George Brayley 211
19Carpenter-Stern, Mme. Nettie 169
20Carrodus, Mr., The Freedom of Keighley for 267
21Caspar Teiffenbrucker. By William Wolff 348
22CELEBRATED VIOLINISTS, PAST AND PRESENT. By Robin H. Legge
23XI. Teresina Tua 55
24XII. Wasil Wasilew Besekirskij 55
25XIII. Antonio Bartolomeo Bruni 88
26XIV. Henry Schradieck 88
27XV. August Wilhelmj 119
28XVI. Engelbert Rontgen 120
29XVII. Hans Sitt 150
30XVIII. Karl Halir 150
31XIX. Miska Hauser 151
32XX. Jacob Grun 185
33XXI. Francois Antoine Habeneck 185
34XXII. Pierre Marie Francois Baillot de Sales 215
35XXIII. Stanislaus Barcevicz 216
36XXIV. Karl Louis Bargheer 217
37XXV. Marcello Rossi 248
38XXVI. Gaetano Pugnani 277
39XXVII. Jean Marie Leclair 278
40XXVIII. Joseph Mayseder 278
41XXIX. Henry Blagrove 312
42XXX. John Tiplady Carrodus 313
43XXXI. Jean Becker 345
44XXXII. Karl Joseph Lipinski 378
45Chanot, The late Georges 372
46Chats with Students on the Violin. By J. T. Carrodus. 18, 50, 82, 114, 146, 178, 210, 242, 274
47Cheap Amber Varnish for Violins, A. By Rev. H. Gordon Palmer, B.A. 309, 343, 374
48Cleverly Managed 139
49College of Violinists 10, 87, 124, 156, 183, 219, 281, 314, 315
50Commonplace Teaching. By H. Saint-George 340, 377
51Concerto, Tschaikowsky's Violin 116
52Construction of Cremona Violins, On the. By Rev. H. Gordon Palmer, B.A. 92
53CORRESPONDENCE.
54Account of a Rustic Violinist, A Short 170
55Air Mass Theory 59, 60, 75, 107, 139
56Amber and Amber Varnish 12, 60, 75, 108
57Bass Bars and Bridges 363
58Bergonzi Violin, A 172, 218
59'Cello "Wolf," The 299, 331
60Chin Mute, The 219
61Clef Question, The 76
62Constructing a Viol d'Amour 60
63Cremona, A Visit to 218
64Distemper in New Violins, The 59
65Flat Harmonics 331
66Gymnastics of the Wrist 299
67History, The Violoncello and its 60
68Italian Ignorance 250
69Manchester, Thorley of 12
70Memorising 282
71Notes on the Violin, Re 249
72Old Strad once more to the front 108
73One-armed Violinist, A 172
74Paganini, The Secret of 249
75Pegs, Violin 282
76Questions for Violin Makers 60
77Ritter Viola, The… 76, 108
78Rubinstein's Violin Sonatas 282
79Sarasate's Tone 12
80Secret of Paganini, The 249
81CORRESPONDENCE (continued).
82Sivori 56
83Sonatas, Rubinstein's Violin 282
84Thorley of Manchester 12
85Tone, Sarasate's 18
86Varnish, Amber 12, 60, 75, 108
87Viol d'Amour, Constructing a 60
88Viola Alta, The 139
89Viola, The Ritter 76, 108
90Violin, A Bergonzi 172, 218
91Violin and Banjo 108
92Violin Construction 299, 331, 363
93Violin Makers, Questions for 60
94Violin Pegs 282
95Violin, Re Notes on the… 249
96Violin Sonatas, Rubinstein's 282
97Violin Varnish 218
98Violins, The Distemper in New 59
99Violinist, A One-armed 172
100Violinist, A Short Account of a Rustic 170
101Violoncello and its History, The 60
102Visit to Cremona, A 218
103Wrist, Gymnastics of the 209
104Correspondents, Answers to, 13, 45, 77, 109, 140, 172, 203, 236, 268, 300, 327, 364
105Cremona 28
106Cremona Violins, On the Construction of. By Rev. H. Gordon Palmer, B.A. 92
107Crosdill, John. By Gerard Eliot Hodgkin 86
109DAVID, FERDINAND. By George Brayley 281
110Double Bass, The. By James Brier 166
111Dr. Joachim on Violins 267
112Dunn, John 361
114EDITOR'S TABLE, THE, 11, 44, 91, 123, 154, 187, 219, 251, 283, 314, 347, 377
115Emile Sauret 265
116English Schools of Music, The Violin at. By Robin H. Legge 276
117Exhibition at the Royal Aquarium, Second Musical 284
118Experiments with the old Cremonese Violins, Prof. Savart's. By William Wolff 56
119Experiments with Violins. By J. K. Monk 121, 155, 165
121FAMOUS FIDDLES 71
122Ferdinand David. By George Brayley 281
123Fernandez Arbos 201
124Fiddlers on Canvas 90
125Fiddle Thief, A… 246
126Formation of Orchestral Societies, The 10, 53, 84, 117, 153
127Freedom of Keighley for Mr. Carrodus, The 267
129GEORGES CHANOT, THE LATE 372
130GREAT VIOLIN SCHOOLS, THE.
131III. Papini 24, 43, 83, 147
132IV. De Beriot 247, 283, 310, 376
133Great Violinists of the Italian School, The. By Dr. T. L. Phipson 52
134Gresham Music Lectures 235, 311
135Guido Papini 137
137HALLE, LADY 105
138Harmonics. By Andre La Tarche… 341, 380
139He Laughed! 282
140Heyman, Henry 180
141Highest Notes of the Violin, The 359
142Hints for Violin Players 45
143His Ancestors 53
144Hobby, The Violin as a. By H. Saint-George 214
145Hollman, Joseph 233
146How to Memorize Solos. By Edwin H. Pierce… 244
147How to Practice. By B. H. A. Hofmann 103
148How to Study the Violin. By J. T. Carrodus 307, 339, 371
150INSTRUMENT, THE LEADING. By Gerard Eliot Hodgkin 342
151Is it an improved Violin? 359
153JOACHIM, DR., ON VIOLINS 267
154Joachim, Joseph. By Robin H. Legge 19
155Johannes Wolff 73
156John Crosdill. By Gerald Eliot Hodgkin 86
157John Dunn 361
158Joseph Hollman 233
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