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the violin its famous makers and their imitators

1909.

On archive.org as violinitsfamousm0000geor.

67 pages read (scans 5 to 600)115 names found72 makers on this site cite it

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5 EDITION DE LUXE TIRÉE SUR PAPIER WHATMAN… Read
30 Ouvrard, Jean… … … … … … …… Read
31 CONTENTS Read
32 Ouvrard, Jean … … … … … … ..… Read
33 CONTENTS Read
34 of heresy, and imprisoned; pecuniary dif… Read
35 hold word" with English Violinists; high… Read
78 34 enable them to follow their calling with… Read
79 35 similar obscurity to that which conceals… Read
106 58 men in Italy engaged in artistic vocatio… Read
107 59 If we turn to the days of Gasparo da Sal… Read
108 60 Diavolo"; and while Guadagnini and the s… Read
111 63 Judging from the large number of bow-ins… Read
112 64 Guarneri, Pietro Guarneri, Giuseppe Guar… Read
113 65 two-thirds than either of those three co… Read
118 68 of Italian Violins, and forms a feature… Read
126 76 lated for common purposes; if, however,… Read
132 82 children; the fifth child was Niccolò, w… Read
133 83 in their Violins, it must not be suppose… Read
134 84 is more vigour in the sound-hole of Nicc… Read
146 94 history of the family of the Amati as Vi… Read
161 107 CASTAGNERI, Andrea, Paris, about 1735. T… Read
162 108 1817. Ceruti made a large number of Viol… Read
182 126 ing to these instruments are varied. The… Read
183 127 out the world. The familiar style is att… Read
184 128 parishioners having duly performed and e… Read
202 144 humour which at once pleases the eye, th… Read
203 145 tures and translates at will. He "spots"… Read
204 146 sallies forth, congratulating himself ag… Read
205 147 until it becomes more like a piece of ch… Read
209 151 itself at every turn. The uneducated eye… Read
210 152 necks were dispensed with in Paris towar… Read
211 153 he followed his art in Cremona. He after… Read
252 188 the said Count Cozio with Antonio's son… Read
253 189 information from the Count himself, and… Read
254 190 cular. The form is flatter, the arching… Read
268 202 the makers in the exercise of their geni… Read
281 215 The house he occupied stands in the Piaz… Read
282 216 another after Amati. This worthy act was… Read
283 217 notice, judging from the following annou… Read
284 218 ments which he made in the years 1740 an… Read
302 234 BOURDET, Sébastien, Mirecourt, one of th… Read
327 257 a maker, he was seemingly unable to free… Read
328 258 which they were entitled, and the popula… Read
329 259 SECTION X Read
330 260 and this circumstance may have given to… Read
331 261 author of a handbook on the construction… Read
332 262 DIEL, Nicolaus, born 1779, son of Martin… Read
340 268 Ott, Johann, Nuremberg, about 1463. Lute… Read
348 276 industry and research of Herr Ruf has no… Read
349 277 "Guide Book to Tyrol," under the title o… Read
350 278 lished in 1872 his book, "Der Geigenmach… Read
351 279 Court." About this period he is said to… Read
352 280 Whether he made them to order, in the us… Read
353 281 in-law of the Violin-maker Döpfer, and u… Read
354 282 house of Tielke. In the collection of in… Read
360 286 finish, at this period). The prices comm… Read
361 287 in Germany no Jacob Stainer, and in Engl… Read
385 309 of style is thrown into the work which t… Read
386 310 occupying his spare time in the making a… Read
387 311 gave his master's patrons the highest sa… Read
392 316 HARRIS, Charles. Son of the above. Neat… Read
399 321 used mostly one kind of wood, viz., clos… Read
400 322 of his Double-Basses that has been carel… Read
401 323 ENGLISH MAKERS Read
405 327 used his trade label in the instruments… Read
600 514 Fendt, William … … … 309 Read

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