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The violin manufacture in Italy and its German origin : an historical sketch, 1906
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1again to the fore; and it also took firm root in Cremona, through Andrea Amati, who was the progenitor of a highly celebrated family of violin makers which flourished throughout four generations.
3Brescia adheres, in the principles of construction and external elaboration, to the line laid down by Duiffoprugcar; but Cremona, although starting from the same point, strikes out an independent path; so, at least, under Antonius and Hieronymus, sons of Andrea, and Nicholas (born 1596, died 1684,) son of Hieronymus. The forms become ennobled, and sometimes considerably smaller, the breasts are more arched; and, at the same time, the
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