Old Violins
Old Violins
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London about 1750-60. Stainer pat- tern ; work good.
Martin. A family of makers in Paris, chiefly repairers.
Martin, Jules. Germigny, Vosges.
Martin. London, 1790-95, who lived at Hermitage Bridge, Wapping.
Mast, Jean Laurent. Paris, 1750. His instruments are well made ; violins ; blackish varnish.
Mast, Josephus Laurent, son of Jean Laurent Mast. Mire- court ; still there in 1820; better than his father, but not very noteworthy.
Maucotel, Charles, brother of Charles Adolphe Maucotel. 1807-60, ...Mirecourt. Studied under Gand ; went to Lon- don ; excellent tone.
Maucotel, Charles Adolphe, brother of Charles. 1820-58, Mirecourt. Apprenticed in Mirecourt ; went to Paris ; worked under J. B. Vuil- laume ; excellent copyist of Stradivari.
Maussiell (or Mansiedl), Leon- hardt. Nuremberg, 1720-50. Stainer pattern ; very good.
Mayr (Maier), Andreas Ferdi- nand. Salzburg, about 1740- 80. Is said to have made the small violin on which Mozart learned to play.
Mayson, Walter H. A maker in Manchester who began as an amateur, but soon adopted violin-making as a profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
London about 1750-60. Stainer pat- tern ; work good.
Martin. A family of makers in Paris, chiefly repairers.
Martin, Jules. Germigny, Vosges.
Martin. London, 1790-95, who lived at Hermitage Bridge, Wapping.
Mast, Jean Laurent. Paris, 1750. His instruments are well made ; violins ; blackish varnish.
Mast, Josephus Laurent, son of Jean Laurent Mast. Mire- court ; still there in 1820; better than his father, but not very noteworthy.
Maucotel, Charles, brother of Charles Adolphe Maucotel. 1807-60, ...Mirecourt. Studied under Gand ; went to Lon- don ; excellent tone.
Maucotel, Charles Adolphe, brother of Charles. 1820-58, Mirecourt. Apprenticed in Mirecourt ; went to Paris ; worked under J. B. Vuil- laume ; excellent copyist of Stradivari.
Maussiell (or Mansiedl), Leon- hardt. Nuremberg, 1720-50. Stainer pattern ; very good.
Mayr (Maier), Andreas Ferdi- nand. Salzburg, about 1740- 80. Is said to have made the small violin on which Mozart learned to play.
Mayson, Walter H. A maker in Manchester who began as an amateur, but soon adopted violin-making as a profession.
What to read after Old Violins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Hugh Reginald Haweis to read onlineMoreLess
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