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US
/ˌstɹædɪˈvɛɹiəs/
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NOUN
- Italian violin maker who developed the modern violin and created violins of unequaled tonal quality (1644?-1737)
How To Use Stradivarius In A Sentence
- Bach "Stradivarius" USA - . 525" medium large bore, 8" one-piece hand-hammered bell, brass outer slide, clear lacquer.
- The name of the shop - 'Strata Various' - is a play on words, because it sounds like 'Stradivarius', the famous violin maker.
- The name of the shop - 'Strata Various' - is a play on words, because it sounds like 'Stradivarius', the famous violin maker.
- It had a label inside saying 'Stradivarius' and a crack down its back. Analog Gateways From a Digital Age
- It was Pete, a cellist who played in the original baroque style on a handmade replica of a Stradivarius.
- In Cremona, home of the Stradivarius violin, artisans from around the globe learn to build instruments the way the maestro did: by hand, one at a time.
- James: but to be technically accurate, there was no Stradivarius, Barantschik plays a Guarnerius. Rostropovich and Shostakovich, Round 2
- Bach "Stradivarius" USA - . 525" medium large bore, 8" one-piece hand-hammered bell, brass outer slide, clear lacquer.
- In short head-to-head tests, five instruments were preferred at roughly equal rates and one was distinctly disfavored: a Stradivarius. Week in Ideas: Christopher Shea
- Her commanding musicality and tonal coloration are impressively displayed on her 1716 Stradivarius - the Gold Standard.
