The Violin and Old Violin Makers: Being a Historical & Biographical Account of the Violin, with Facsimiles of Labels of the Old MakersClarke, A. Mason
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The Violin and Old Violin Makers: Being a Historical & Biographical Account of the Violin, with Facsimiles of Labels of the Old Makers
Clarke, A. Mason
Violin -- History; Violin makers
James Sherard also composed several sonatas in the beginning of the last
century, and they are said to bear such a resemblance to Corelli’s that
they might have been taken for that composer’s.
The compositions of Handel materially advanced the violin in this
country, and the establishment by him of Italian opera was the means of
bringing us in touch with the great Italian performers and writers.
FOOTNOTES
[1]That Cremona instruments were held in high estimation during the
reign of Charles II, is proved by the following entry in the
Enrolments of the Audit Office, 1662, vol. vi: “These are to require
you to pay, or cause to be paid to John Bannister, one of his
Majesties musicians in ordinary, the some of fourty poundes for two
cremona violins, by him bought and delivered for his Majesties
service as may appear by the bill annexed, and also tenn pounds for
strings for two years, ending 24th June, 1662. And this shall be your
warrant, etc.”
[2]In early English times the word “crowd” was often used instead of
fiddle.
[3]This Act was repealed by 12 Ann Stat. 2, C. 23.
[4]James Sherard, an Englishman, also composed several sonatas, so
nearly equal to Corelli’s, and resembling them so perfectly in style,
that they might have been taken for that composer’s.
[5]Michael Corette was an organist in Paris in 1738. He wrote several
treatises on music.
INDEX.
Addison, William, 90.
Aireton, Edmund, 91.
Albani, Matthias, 45.
——, Matthias (son), 45.
Albioni, 31.
Aldred, 11.
Amati, Andreas, 32, 46.
——, Anthony, 32, 46.
——, Hieronymus, 32, 46.
——, Nicolas, 32, 47.
Bach, 113.
Bachmann, Carl Ludwig, 72.
Baillot, 39, 112.
Baltazarini, 36, 39.
Baltzar, Tho., 23, 42.
Banks, Benjamin, 92.
——, Benjamin (son), 94.
——, James and Henry, 94.
Bannister, John, 13.
Barrett, John, 95.
Beethoven, 110, 115.
Benda, Francis, 43.
Bente, 32, 72.
Bergonzi, Carlo, 48.
——, Michael Angelo, 49.
Betts, John, 95.
Boccherini, Luigi, 109.
Bolles, 11.
Boquay, Jacques, 83.
Buchstetter, Gabriel David, 72.
——, Josephus, 73.
Buddiani, 32.
Cappa, Giofredo, 49.
Cervette, 100.
Chanot, François, 87.
Chaucer, 15.
Choron, 37.
Cole, Thomas, 90.
Corelli, A., 28, 31, 106.
Corette, Michael, 37.
Cramer, William, 43, 110.
Cross, Nathaniel, 101.
Crossdill, 100.
De Beriot, 39.
Dodd, Thomas, 97.
Dubourg, 42.
Duke, Richard, 97.
Eberle, Ulric, 73.
Feltham, Owen, 16.
Fendt, Bernhard, 97.
Fétis, 2.
Forster, William, 97.
——, William (son), 100.
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