Definition of страдивариус in the Russian dictionary
STRADIVARIUS m. The name of the violin, distinguished by the perfection of the form and the beauty of the sound. СТРАДИВАРИУС м. Название скрипки, отличающейся совершенством формы и красотой звука.
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10 RUSSIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «СТРАДИВАРИУС»
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This is the beautifully told story of how a centuries old Stradivarius came to be in that unlikely place and how it changed the life of all those who possessed it.
Donald Ladew, Martin F Luthke, 2013
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The Stradivarius in the Basement: A collection of essays
The Stradivarius in the Basement is a collection of essays, some humorous, some serious, based on the author's 72 years of observing - and participating in - life on this wonderful but essentially puzzling planet.
J. Meade Falkner's classic 1895 novel The Lost Stradivarius posits that they can. In this haunting tale, the possessed possession happens to be a gorgeous musical instrument.
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Stradivarius: Five Violins, One Cello and a Genius
An extraordinary accomplishment and a compelling read' - TE Cahart, author of The Piano Shop On The Left Bank 'An inspired idea for a book' - Telegraph 'Faber has found in the Strad a delightful leitmotif for an original comedie humaine' - ...
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Who stole my Aunt Erica's fabulous Stradivarius?: the ...
This "classic"-but also "Romantic"-true story (which is still unsolved) deals with "immortal" musicians and also with other stolen violins.
A sweeping narrative of the greatest craftsman that ever lived and what became of the instruments he made. It is a dramatic tale of grand artistry, fantastic music, shady dealers, forgery and science.
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Notice of A. Stradivari; ... known by the name of ... - Страница 72
Polledro, late first violin at the Chapel Royal of Turin, who died a few years ago, at a very advanced age, declared that his master had known Stradivarius, and that he was fond of talking about him. He was, he said, tall and thin. Habitually ...
François Joseph FETIS, John Bishop, François TOURTE (Violin-Maker.), 1864
Kate Douglas Wiggin. A Village Stradivarius Kate Douglas Wiggin CHAPTER I “Goodfellow, Puck and goblins, Know more than any A Village Stradivarius.
Kate Douglas Wiggin, 1904
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The Stradivarius Poems: A Novella
This book adopts a contmeporary form to lament the fragile nature of human love in this touching story.
Antonio Stradivari is, perhaps, the only maker of violins who ranks alongside Van Gogh and Turner as an artist.
Charles Beare, Peter Beare, Jon Whiteley, 2013
