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The violin manufacture in Italy and its German origin : an historical sketch, 1906
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1order that the same ideas may always be expressed in the same language. In all these respects it appears hardly possible to dispense with special exhibitions of Cremonese instruments. Different is it with the superficial history of the violin manufacture, inasmuch as this is reflected in the lives of its representatives, and in the results of an active trade. Here, at least, the material for a future erection may be collected. The following remarks concerning the province to be explored may serve as a guide.
3The original form from which the violin and other instruments of the same family—viola, violoncello, and contra-bass—are derived, is very
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