An encyclopedia of the violin / Alberto Bachmann ; original introduction by Eug©·ne Ysa©¿e ; preface to the Da Capo edition by Stuart Canin ; [translated by Frederick H. Martens] 6

By: Bachmann, Alberto, 4, 1875-1963 [, ] | [, ] |
Contributor(s): 5 6 [] |
Language: English Summary language: Unknown language code Original language: Undetermined Series: ; Da Capo Press music titlesNew York : Da Capo Press, 196646Edition: Description: 24 cm. vi, 470 pages illustrations, facsimiles, music, portraitsContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: ISSN: 2Other title: 6 []Uniform titles: | | Related works: 4 1874-1932, Ysa©¿e, Eugene,;Canin, Stuart,;Martens, Frederick Herman, 6 [writer of introduction;writer of preface;translator.]Subject(s): -- 2 -- 0 -- -- | -- 2 -- 0 -- 6 -- | 2 0 -- | -- -- 20 -- | | -- -- Violin.;Violinists.;Violin makers.;Violinists -- -- 2 -- Biography | -- -- -- 20 -- --Genre/Form: Biographies -- -- Additional physical formats: Encyclopedia of the violin.DDC classification: | LOC classification: | | 2Other classification:
Contents:
The origin of the violin -- Violin makers in Europe -- Violin makers in America -- The construction of the violin -- Color and varnishes -- The violin bow -- makers and construction -- Violin bridge, string and robin making -- Violin teaching and study -- The evolution of the art of violin playing -- How to practice -- Tone and its development -- Tone and the various bowings -- The evolution of violin technique -- The use of the bow -- Accentuation or emphasis -- The glissando or portamento -- Analyses of master violin works -- Violin collecting in Europe and America -- Chamber music -- The phonograph and the violin -- Glossary of musical terms -- Biographical dictionary of violinists -- Literature relating to the violin -- The development of violin music -- A list of music for the violin
Action note: In: Summary: Of the many books written about the violin, none offers the breadth and scope of this renowned reference. First published in 1925, it remains unsurpassed as a source of essential information on all aspects of the instrument. It traces the evolution of technique from the 1800s onward, in addition to examining the violin's construction and manufacture, listing American and European makers, and offering a biographic section on chamber music ensembles. Seventy-three rare photographs complement the text, which features an introduction by the legendary violinist Eug©·ne Ysa©¿e and a glossary of music and musical terms. Written by a concert violinist and composer, this remarkable handbook is a must for professionals, amateurs, teachers, and students Other editions:
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The origin of the violin -- Violin makers in Europe -- Violin makers in America -- The construction of the violin -- Color and varnishes -- The violin bow -- makers and construction -- Violin bridge, string and robin making -- Violin teaching and study -- The evolution of the art of violin playing -- How to practice -- Tone and its development -- Tone and the various bowings -- The evolution of violin technique -- The use of the bow -- Accentuation or emphasis -- The glissando or portamento -- Analyses of master violin works -- Violin collecting in Europe and America -- Chamber music -- The phonograph and the violin -- Glossary of musical terms -- Biographical dictionary of violinists -- Literature relating to the violin -- The development of violin music -- A list of music for the violin

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Of the many books written about the violin, none offers the breadth and scope of this renowned reference. First published in 1925, it remains unsurpassed as a source of essential information on all aspects of the instrument. It traces the evolution of technique from the 1800s onward, in addition to examining the violin's construction and manufacture, listing American and European makers, and offering a biographic section on chamber music ensembles. Seventy-three rare photographs complement the text, which features an introduction by the legendary violinist Eug©·ne Ysa©¿e and a glossary of music and musical terms. Written by a concert violinist and composer, this remarkable handbook is a must for professionals, amateurs, teachers, and students

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