An edition of How many strads? (1945)

How many strads?

Our heritage from the master : a tribute to the memory of a great genius, compiled in the year marking the tercentenary of his birth, being a tabulation of works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737, including relevant data and mention of his two sons, Francesco and Omobono

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An edition of How many strads? (1945)

How many strads?

Our heritage from the master : a tribute to the memory of a great genius, compiled in the year marking the tercentenary of his birth, being a tabulation of works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737, including relevant data and mention of his two sons, Francesco and Omobono

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W. Lewis & Son
Language
English
Pages
379

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Subjects
Violin, Stradivari stringed instruments
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Antonio Stradivari (d. 1737)

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How many strads?: Our heritage from the master : a tribute to the memory of a great genius, compiled in the year marking the tercentenary of his birth, being a tabulation of works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737, including relevant data and mention of his two sons, Francesco and Omobono
1945, W. Lewis & Son
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Bibliography: p. 372-373.
"First printing 1945. Limited to fourteen hundred copies."
Originally published in serial form in Violins and violinists from April 1938 to July 1943. cf. Foreword.

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787
Library of Congress
Ml424.S8 D67, ML424.S8 D67

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379 p. :
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379

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OL6483048M
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45005929
OCLC/WorldCat
13966919
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1132684

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