How To Use Guarneri In A Sentence
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If you haven't picked up the Guarnerius yet, you don't know what you've lost and what you're just afraid that you've lost.
A Traitor to Memory
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Guarnerius, on which Señor Sarasate played not long ago.
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What I learned in medical school has a place -- and that place is in acute care," said Dr. Erminia "Mimi" Guarneri, M.D., the 2011 recipient of the Bravewell Leadership Award.
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The best violins, violas and cellos were, for reasons inexplicable, made in Cremona between the middle of the 17th and 18th centuries by Antonio Stradivari, Giuseppe Guarneri and their teacher, Nicolo Amati.
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Then you realize, '1721, oh my God,' said Itzhak Perlman, the famed concert violinist who plays a Stradivari violin and one made by the roughly contemporaneous Guarneri family.
A $10 Million Fiddle? Stradivarius Takes Another Bow at Auction
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And concertmaster Alexander Barantschik, whom the conductor appointed, has the use of the "David" Guarneri del Gesù violin played by the legendary Jascha Heifetz.
A Centenarian Fit as a Fiddle
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Although there were other noted violin makers in Stradivari's timesuch as Guarneri and Amati, whose works now fetch great sums of moneythe surviving Strads are more numerous, more famous and more expensive.
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Concert violinist Pinchas Zukerman, who performs on a Guarneri, played the Lady Blunt briefly before the 1971 Sotheby's sale and considers it a museum piece, not meant for Carnegie Hall without a major overhaul first.
A $10 Million Fiddle? Stradivarius Takes Another Bow at Auction
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My team came to win the race and we have Capecchi in good form, and a sprinter like Guarneri, who has chances to win the first stage.
Basso, at the Tour de San Luis, says he’s still undecided about the Giro
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James: but to be technically accurate, there was no Stradivarius, Barantschik plays a Guarnerius.
Rostropovich and Shostakovich, Round 2
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For years his works have been roaming about, bearing the magic labels of "Guarnerius filius Andreae," "Carlo Bergonzi," and sometimes of
The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
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The Guarneri lay there, its top and its purfling gleaming, the repository of two hundred and fifty years of music-making shimmering from its F holes, its sides, and its pegs.
A Traitor to Memory
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The Stradivari fiddles have been used by acclaimed violinists, and the Guarneri is considered one of his best.
Week in Ideas: Christopher Shea
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The name of "Guarnerius" is probably known to every possessor of a
The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
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While masked, they considered six violins, including two by Antonio Stradivari and one by his revered contemporary, Giuseppe Guarneri.
Week in Ideas: Christopher Shea
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Away from his Guarnerius violin, the great arts patriarch mentored masters like Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax and Itzhak Perlman, lobbied for the U.S.
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For the record, Mr. Perlman plays both—a 1734 Guarneri and a 1714 Stradivarius once owned by Yehudi Menuhin.
Enjoying Good Wines With a Violin Great
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The Guarnerius will add in a performance of Dvorak's "American" quartet.
Sad News
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I'm not attending the joint string quartet performances by the young Johannes Quartet and the retiring Guarnerius tomorrow night, because I have a rehearsal.
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Scroll -- Another Wandering Scroll -- A Montagnana Instrument shot through the body -- Fiddle Marks and the Credulous Dabblers -- "Guarneri" at a
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