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Admiral Kasyerinov	1699	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? USSR State Collection Oistrakh, David - Moscow ???
Remarks: [2]

Alard	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron • Alard, Delphin, (until 1876) Laurie, David (1876) Brandt, R. E. - Exeter (1900) Bennet, Mrs. Richard ??? Joachim, Joseph ???
Remarks: The Alard was owned by Baron Knoop and played by Delphin Alard, Professor at the Paris Conservatoire. Goddkind states also Adam, Vuillaume and Woodcock as owners. [68], p 59; [56] p 732

Alard

1715

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron
     • Alard, Delphin, (until 1876)
    Laurie, David (1876)
    Brandt, R. E. - Exeter (1900)
    Bennet, Mrs. Richard
    ???
    Joachim, Joseph
    ???

Remarks:

The Alard was owned by Baron Knoop and played by Delphin Alard, Professor at the Paris Conservatoire.
Goddkind states also Adam, Vuillaume and Woodcock as owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 59; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 732

Allegretti	1703	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Allegretti fam. - Naples (over 100 years) Hill & Sons - London (1896) Herrmann, Emil Warburg, Felix (1937) ???
Remarks: Felix Warburg acquired this instrument for the the Musical Art Quartet. Goodkind states also Aitay, Bernard, Baltimore Association, Fessler, Hamma, Lachmann, Loewenberg, Long, Meier, Tucher and Whitehead as past owners. [68] p 42; [56] p 729; [113]

Allegretti

1703

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Allegretti fam. - Naples (over 100 years)
    Hill & Sons - London (1896)
    Herrmann, Emil
    Warburg, Felix (1937)
    ???

Remarks:

Felix Warburg acquired this instrument for the the Musical Art Quartet.
Goodkind states also Aitay, Bernard, Baltimore Association, Fessler, Hamma, Lachmann, Loewenberg, Long, Meier, Tucher and Whitehead as past owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 42; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 729; Potter, Tully: Success in high society - The Musical Art Quartet [113]

Alsager	1703	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Rousselot, Scipion Alsager, Massa Hill, William Ebsworth - London Notley Hill & Sons - London Wurlitzer collection ??? Werro collection Hug, Theo ???
Remarks: Rousselot was a cellist and friend of Louis Napoleon. Alsager was a lover of chamber music and part owner of The Times. He purchased this instrument for use of players of his musicals. Notley was a banker. [68] p 40

Amatese

1664

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Amatisse	[56]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Italian Countess - Milan
    Howe, Elias, dealer (1890)
    ???

Remarks:

This is supposed to be the earliest dated violin of A. Stradivari.

Goodkind states also Savage as past owner.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 19; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 725

Amatese	1668	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Paganini, Nicolo Paganini's son Vuillaume ??? Desaints - Amiens ??? Levers (collector) ??? Russian violinist ???
Remarks: [68] p 19

Amatese

1668

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Paganini, Nicolo
    Paganini's son
    Vuillaume
    ???
    Desaints - Amiens
    ???
    Levers (collector)
    ???
    Russian violinist
    ???

Remarks:

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 19

Ames	1734	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Ames, Acland - Bristol ^¹ ??? Puttick & Simpson Hill & Sons - London (1893) ??? Utica ??? Wurlitzer- New York Totenberg, Roman ^² Stolen ???
Remarks: Acland Ames was a banker. Totenberg played this instrument at a London Festival Hall concert on February 28, 1961. He performed the Tchaikovsky violin Concerto in D with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent. Goodkind states also Auer, Brown, von Donop, Gand, Geiser, Hamma, Hart, Herrmann, Meier, Phipps and de Tremont as past owners. [68] p. 85; [56] p 737

Ames

1734

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Ames, Acland - Bristol ^¹
    ???
    Puttick & Simpson Hill & Sons - London (1893)
    ???
    Utica
    ???
    Wurlitzer- New York
    Totenberg, Roman ^²
    Stolen
    ???

Remarks:

Acland Ames was a banker.
Totenberg played this instrument at a London Festival Hall concert on February 28, 1961. He performed the Tchaikovsky violin Concerto in D with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent.

Goodkind states also Auer, Brown, von Donop, Gand, Geiser, Hamma, Hart, Herrmann, Meier, Phipps and de Tremont as past owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p. 85; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 737

Aranyi	1667	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Koolhaus, J.K.E. - Wimhagen/Arnheim ??? Smit, Eric - Bilthoven, Holland (1920) Aranyi, Francis E. - Budapest (1924) Herrman, Emil (1929) Petersen, T. C. (1930) ??? Chitolini, Roger Sturchie, Dr. Eugenio
Remarks: [68] p 19; [72] p 305

Archinto	1696	Strad., A.	Va

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Gambara, Carlo Count of Brescia Archinto, Count Giuseppe - Milan (about 1800) Vuillaume (about 1860) Rutson, John Royal Academy of Music (1890) Mr. Watson-Forbes Gilbert, Max
Remarks: Perhaps obtained Gambara's ancestors this instrument from Stradivari himself. Count Giuseppe Archinto was an amateur viola player and pupil of Alessandro Rolla, who dedicated him some duets for violin and viola. Archinto bought also the Archinto cello dated 1689 and violins of 1721 and 1696 and assembled a Quartett of Stradivari instruments. He died about 1860. The RAM came in posession of the Archinto viola due to the generous bequest of John Rutson, an amateur musician and later director of the Academy in 1890. Mr. Watson-Forbes and Mr. Gilbert was loaned this instrument by the RAM. [168], [35] and [68], p 89.

Archinto

1696

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Gambara, Carlo Count of Brescia
    Archinto, Count Giuseppe - Milan (about 1800)
    Vuillaume (about 1860)
    Rutson, John
    Royal Academy of Music (1890)
    Mr. Watson-Forbes
    Gilbert, Max

Remarks:

Perhaps obtained Gambara's ancestors this instrument from Stradivari himself.

Count Giuseppe Archinto was an amateur viola player and pupil of Alessandro Rolla, who dedicated him some duets for violin and viola. Archinto bought also the Archinto cello dated 1689 and violins of 1721 and 1696 and assembled a Quartett of Stradivari instruments. He died about 1860.

The RAM came in posession of the Archinto viola due to the generous bequest of John Rutson, an amateur musician and later director of the Academy in 1890.

Mr. Watson-Forbes and Mr. Gilbert was loaned this instrument by the RAM.

Wallace, Helen: The Singing Museum [168], Dilworth, John: The pinnacle of achievment [35] and Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 89.

Arditi	1689	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Duc de Litta - Milan (1846) Arditi ??? ??? - England ???
Remarks: Arditi was a well-known Milanese violinist. [68] p 26

ex Arma Senkrah	1685	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Harkness, Anna-Loretta (early 19th cent.) ??? Becker - Prague (1922) ???
Remarks: 'Senkrah' is the reversed name of the superb artist Harkness. [68] p 24

Artot	1722	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ???
Remarks: -

Auer	1690	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Aarhessen, Mr. Auer, Leopold (1875) Gloubonoff, Victor De (1895) ??? Bennett, Richard (1926) Hill & Sons - London Bowne-Smith, Harrison (1934) ??? Stradivari Society - Chicago • Jensen, Dylana ^¹ • Kavakos, Leonidas ^¹ • Lee, Eunice ^¹ • Gluzman, Vadim (1977) ^¹
Remarks: Used this instrument on loan of a patron of the Stradivari Society of Chicago. [164]; [68] p 27; [9] p 14

Auer

1690

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Aarhessen, Mr.
    Auer, Leopold (1875)
    Gloubonoff, Victor De (1895)
    ???
    Bennett, Richard (1926)
    Hill & Sons - London
    Bowne-Smith, Harrison (1934)
    ???
    Stradivari Society - Chicago
     • Jensen, Dylana ^¹
     • Kavakos, Leonidas ^¹
     • Lee, Eunice ^¹
     • Gluzman, Vadim (1977) ^¹

Remarks:

Used this instrument on loan of a patron of the Stradivari Society of Chicago.

The Strad: New fiddle for Gluzman [164]; Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 27; Bein & Fushi: The Miracle Makers [9] p 14

Auer	1691	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Auer, Leopold Auer's widow Lyon & Healy - Chicago ???
Remarks: [68] p 27

Axelrod	1696	Strad., A.	Va

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Axelrod, Herbert Smithsonian Institution's Museum (1986)
Remarks: Axelrod has lent since 1986 this instrument as part of a set of ornamented instruments to the Smithsonian Museum. [130]

ex Aylesford	1696	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Giardini Lord Aylesford Starker, Janos
Remarks: -

Baillot-Pommerau	1694	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Baillot, Pierre Marquis de Pommerau Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron Bennet, Richard Catteval, Arthur Campoli, Alfredo
Remarks: This instrument of Stradivari's Brescian period (1690-1700) was offered in November 96 for sale.[162]; Marquis de Pommerau and his family owned this instrument until early in the 20th century. [162]

Baillot-Pommerau

1694

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Baillot, Pierre
    Marquis de Pommerau
    Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron
    Bennet, Richard
    Catteval, Arthur
    Campoli, Alfredo

Remarks:

This instrument of Stradivari's Brescian period (1690-1700) was offered in November 96 for sale. The Strad: Brescian Strad for sale [162];

Marquis de Pommerau and his family owned this instrument until early in the 20th century. The Strad: Brescian Strad for sale [162]

Balakovic, ex Becker

1732

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	M. Zlatko Balakovic, ex Becker	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Becker
    ???
    Balakovic, M. Zlatko
    ???

Remarks:

Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 84, 101

ex Barbirolli	1700	Goffriller	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Barbirolli Henkel, Christoph
Remarks: -

ex Baron Knoop	1698	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Blanchard, Paul - Lyon Hill & Sons - London (about 1900) Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron Bennet, Richard Bennet's widow Hill & Sons - London (1945) Bower, R. A. Werro, Henry ??? Private owner - Switzerland ???
Remarks: [37]

Baron Vita	1734	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Negli Goldberg, Szymon
Remarks: -

ex Baron von Feilitzsch	1734	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? William Levis & Son - Chicago Steindel, Albin Kremer, Gidon (1979)
Remarks: -

Batta	1714	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Thibout - Paris (until 1838) Place, M. (1838) Batta, Alexandre (1838 (1838 - 1893) ??? Hill & Sons - London ??? Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron ??? Holden, Ernest ??? ??? - America (1925) ??? Piatigorsky, Gregor ???
Remarks: This instrument was presented to Batta by Place, which in turn purchased it from Thibout. [68] p 25

Baudiot	1725	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Baudiot Baudiot's widow (until 1850) ??? Marquis de Pluvié ??? Hill & Sons - London (1894) ??? Piatigorsky, Gregor (1948) ???
Remarks: [68] p 97

Baumgartner	1689	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? University of Western Ontario US business person (1997) Canada Council for the Arts • Judy Kang
Remarks: This instrument has been loaned to the Canada Council for the Arts together with the Lyall Strad by the business person, which do not wish to be identifed, for a term of 2 years. Judy Kang winned the competition of the Canada Council for the loan of this instrument. [21]

ex Bazzini	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Bazzini, Antonio - Brescia Kiss, Mile Vito, Gioconda de ???
Remarks: Maestro Antonio Bazzini was a celebrated violinist and composer. He retained it, as his favourite instrument, until his death. Being in the possession of Mr. Kiss, this instrument was played for several years by Ms. de Vito. [68], p 61

Becker

1719

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Henley:	ex Becker	[68]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Marlborough, Duke of (1810)
    ???
    Becker, Hugo
    Lehr, Lorenz - Berne
    ???
    Saidenberg, Daniel
    Saidenberg's widow
    Julliard School
     • Kosover, Mark

Remarks:

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 96; Zauberman, Norbert: eMail to José Sánchez-Penzo dated October 15, 2001 (unpublished). [174]

ex Beckerath	1720	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ???
Remarks: -

Bennet	1692	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Hill & Sons - London (1915) Spagnoletti, Mr. Harrison, Richard Bennet, Richard Musikhaus Hug & Co., Zurich (1989)
Remarks: Hill and Sons discovered this instrument in an English cottage.

Berlin Hochschule	1709	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Francais, E. ??? Berlin Hochschule • Hagner, Viviane
Remarks: [38] p 418; [45]; [56] p 737

Berlin Hochschule

1709

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Francais, E.
    ???
    Berlin Hochschule
     • Hagner, Viviane

Remarks:

Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 418; Eckardt, Emanuel: Stradivari - Viviane Hagner und ihre Partnerin [45]; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 737

ex Berou, ex Thibaud	1714	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Berou, (1908) ??? Thibaud, Jacques ??? Herrmann, Emil Rabushka, Joseph ???
Remarks: [68] p 57

Betts	1704	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Unknown individual ^¹ Betts, Arthur - London (~1845) ^² Bone, John - Devonport (1852) ^³ Lott, John ^⁴ Vuillaume, J. B. - Paris (1859) ^⁴ Willmotte, Charles - Antwerp (1861) Meier, C. G. - London (1873) ??? Hart, George (1878) • Hôtel Drouot Auction (1886) ^⁵ Camposelice, Duc de - Paris (1888) Hill & Sons - London Zweifel, Jacques - Stuttgart ^⁶ Hill & Sons - London Brandt, R. E. Hill & Sons - London Waddell, R. D. - Glasgow (1909) Freeman, Jay C. ^⁷ Wurlitzer - New York (1923 [7]) ^⁷) Roberts, John T. - Hartford, Conn. Whittall, Gertrude Clarke ^⁸ The Library of Congress - Washington (1935)
Remarks: An unknown gentleman's servant is said to have offered this instrument to Arthur Betts, who acquired it for a very low price. There are several versions of the story stating prices of £ 1 1 s (Hill) and 20 shillings (Hart). Arthur Betts was a violin teacher, who took over the shop of his brother John Betts with his nephew Charles Vernon, who claimed a share of ownership in this instrument. The dispute resulted in the dissolution of the partnerhip. John Bone was a retired judge and amateur player. Vuillaume bought this instrument through John Lott's agency. The instrument was withdrawn and did not change the owner in the auction. Zweifel was a German amateur player.. Freeman, acting on behalf of Wurlitzer, acquired from Waddell the `Betts` as well as the Leduc 1743 Guarneri del Gesú bringing both instruments into American ownership. Mrs. Whittall presented this instrument to the The Library of Congress. Goodkind states also St. Senoch, Vernon ⁽²⁾ and Woodcock as former owners. [68] p 43; [63] p 18; [170] p 3; [38] p 123; [56] pp 29, 730

Betts

1704

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Unknown individual ^¹
    Betts, Arthur - London (~1845) ^²
    Bone, John - Devonport (1852) ^³
    Lott, John ^⁴
    Vuillaume, J. B. - Paris (1859) ^⁴
    Willmotte, Charles - Antwerp (1861)
    Meier, C. G. - London (1873)
    ???
    Hart, George (1878)
     • Hôtel Drouot Auction (1886) ^⁵
    Camposelice, Duc de - Paris (1888)
    Hill & Sons - London
    Zweifel, Jacques - Stuttgart ^⁶
    Hill & Sons - London
    Brandt, R. E.
    Hill & Sons - London
    Waddell, R. D. - Glasgow (1909)
    Freeman, Jay C. ^⁷
    Wurlitzer - New York (1923 [7]) ^⁷)
    Roberts, John T. - Hartford, Conn.
    Whittall, Gertrude Clarke ^⁸
    The Library of Congress - Washington (1935)

Remarks:

An unknown gentleman's servant is said to have offered this instrument to Arthur Betts, who acquired it for a very low price. There are several versions of the story stating prices of £ 1 1 s (Hill) and 20 shillings (Hart).
Arthur Betts was a violin teacher, who took over the shop of his brother John Betts with his nephew Charles Vernon, who claimed a share of ownership in this instrument. The dispute resulted in the dissolution of the partnerhip.
John Bone was a retired judge and amateur player.
Vuillaume bought this instrument through John Lott's agency.
The instrument was withdrawn and did not change the owner in the auction.
Zweifel was a German amateur player..
Freeman, acting on behalf of Wurlitzer, acquired from Waddell the `Betts` as well as the Leduc 1743 Guarneri del Gesú bringing both instruments into American ownership.
Mrs. Whittall presented this instrument to the The Library of Congress.

Goodkind states also St. Senoch, Vernon ⁽²⁾ and Woodcock as former owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 43; Hargrave, Roger: Amati Stradivari & Guarneri - The Libray of Congress Violins [63] p 18; Wilkins, H. Blakiston: Another Aid to Music in the Library of Congress [170] p 3; Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 123; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] pp 29, 730

Bingham	1690	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Duke of Tuscany ? ???
Remarks: This instrument is supposed to have been made for the Duke of Tuscany. [68] p 28

Blanco, ex Armigaud

1732

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	M. Blanco, ex Armigaud	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Armigaud
    ???
    Blanco, M.
    ???

Remarks:

Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 84, 101

Boissier	1713	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Boissier - Genoa Spanish Court of Charles III ??? Negli ??? Sarasate, Pablo de (1888) Museum of the Paris Conservatoire
Remarks: Boissier and Negli were both violinists. [68] p 55

ex Bonjour	1691	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ???
Remarks: -

Booth

1716

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Henley:	Otto Booth	[68]
Doring:	Otto Booth	[38]
Goodkind:	Booth, Cho-Ming Sin	[56]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Vuillaume, J. B. - Paris
    Booth family (1856) ^¹
    Booth, Otto
    Hart, George (1889)
    Havemeyer, Henry O.
    Wurlitzer (1927)
    Mischakoff, Mischa (1931)
    ???
    Kagan, Robert - Chicago (1961) ^²
    ???
    Brown, Iona
    ???
    Nippon Music Foundation - Japan (1999)
     • Fischer, Julia - Munich (2000) ^³

Remarks:

The Booth were an English family of musicians. This instrument was purchased by Otto Booth's mother in order to be played by her children.
Well known instrument dealer.
Julia Fischer plays this instrument on loan of the Nippon Music Foundation.

Goodkind states also Hottinger, Moennig and Rubinoff as former owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 63; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 733; Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 207; Nippon Music Foundation: Loaning/Recipients of Stringed Instruments [102]; Collegium USA: Iona Brown [26]

Braga	1731	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Braga, John V. (1951) ??? Chung, Myung-Wha
Remarks: -

Brancaccio	1725	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Prince Brancaccio - Naples Family Brancaccio - Naples (until 1896) ??? Hamma - Stuttgart Vormbaum - Geneva Gand and Bernadel - Paris Hammig - Berlin Flesch, Carl (1907-1931) Mendelssohn, Franz von (1931)
Remarks: This instrument was repaired by Gagliano 1790. It remained in the noble family Brancaccio until 1896. Flesch passed the Brancaccio to his friend and private banker Mendelssohn as a payment to cover his debts arised as a consequence of the crisis of the New York Stock Exchange in 1929. Being in Mendelssohn's possession the Brancaccio was destroyed in Berlin during a bomb-raid in WW II. [68] p. 75; [106] p 253; [50]

Brookings	1654	Amati, Nicolá	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Somers Brookings, Robert - Wahsington Brookings' widow The Library of Congress - Wahsington (1938)
Remarks: Brooking was a prominent economist and amateur violin player. He bought this instrument in Europa on the advice of Joseph Joachim. [63] p 4

Brown, ex Heath

1729

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	Mr. T. D. Brown, ex Heath	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Heath
    ???
    Brown, Mr. T. D.
    ???

Remarks:

This instrument is stated by Hill as being of the period 1726 - 30. Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 78

ex Brustlein	1707	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Mrs. Rudolph Loeb, Berlin ? Herrmann, Emil Mrs. Rudolph Loeb, Berlin ? ??? (1920s) Harvard College, Massachusetts Austrian National Bank • Schmid, Benjamin - Vienna (1990)
Remarks: The ex Brustlein was named after an amateur Berlin musician. [68] p 46 and [150] p 475; [117]

Bucher	1683	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Rasch, Johann - Netherland (1920) ??? Bucher, Emil - Berlin Sprenger, Arnold - St. Gallen Habisreutinger - Flawil, Swiss ???
Remarks: [76]

ex Bückeburg	1773	Guadagnini, J. B.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Maggini-Foundation
Remarks: [89]

Cabriac	1696	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Français, Emile ??? Bonjour, Dr. - Geneva ??? Cabriac, Count de ??? Habisreutinger, Rolf - St. Gallen) ???
Remarks: [142] Lot No. 197; [68] p 31; [76]

Cannone	1742	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Paganini, Nicolo ??? Oistrakh, David - Moscow ??? Accardo, Salvatore ???
Remarks: This instrument is one of the few - perhaps only two - non Strads which were played by Oistrakh. [1]. Accardo played on this instrument for a recording of the label Dynamic. [42]

ex Captain Saville	1667	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: -
Remarks: -

ex Carrodus	1742	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Mackenzie (~1800) Cramer, François - London (1846) Hill & Sons - London Carrodus, J. T. Mackenzie, Sir Alexander Murray, H. S. - Galashiels Fellowes, Horace - Glasgow Wurlitzer, Rembert (1947) Adler, Max and Sophie (1950) Paul, C. Michael ??? Austrian National Bank • Rachlin, Julian
Remarks: Rachlin plays this instrument on loan of the Austrian National Bank. [141] lot 21

Cassavetti

1727

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Cassavatti	[56]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Durand, M - Paris
    Moulaz, M.
    Laurie, David ^¹
    Cassavetti, Alexander - England
    ???
    Hill & Sons - London (1885)
    Oldham, Charles
    Hill & Sons - London (1885)
    Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron ^¹
    ???
    Hill & Sons - London (1885)
    Brandt, R. E.
    ???
    Amateur player - Derbyshire (1906)
    Hart, George - London
    Wanamaker, Mr. - Philadelphia (1928)
    Wurlitzer - New York
    Roberts, J. T. - Hartford
    Whittall, Gertrude Clarke ^²
    The Library of Congress - Washington (1937)

Remarks:

Famous collector of musical instruments.
Mrs. Whittall presented this instrument to the The Library of Congress.

Wilkins, H. Blakiston: Another Aid to Music in the Library of Congress

[170] p 5; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari

[56] p 723

ex Castelbarco

1685

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Castelbarco, Count Cesare - Milan ^{¹ - Milan}
    Puttick & Simpson - London (1862)
    ???

Remarks:

Famous collector of musical instruments.

This instrument was sold by auction in London 1862. Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments

[68] p 23

Castelbarco

1699

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Castelbarco, Count Cesare - Milan ^¹
    Puttick & Simpson - London (1862)
    Vuillaume - Paris (1862)
    Tesse, Dr. - Douai
    Vuillaume - Paris (1862)
    Laurie, David
    Hill & Sons - London
    Mountford, John (1875) ^²
    Hill & Sons - London
    Renton, Mrs. - Guildford
    Posner, Nathan E. - Brooklin
    Whittall, Gertrude Clarke ^³
    The Library of Congress - Washington

Remarks:

Famous collector of musical instruments.
Owner of the Bulls Eye Tavern at Acton, England.
Mrs. Whittall presented this instrument to the The Library of Congress.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 33; Hargrave, Roger: Amati Stradivari & Guarneri - The Libray of Congress Violins [63] p 9; Wilkins, H. Blakiston: Another Aid to Music in the Library of Congress [170] p 4; Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 99; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 728

Castelbarco

1697

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Castelbarco #1	[56]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Castelbarco, Count Cesare - Milan ^¹
    Puttick & Simpson - London (1862)
    Vuillaume - Paris (1862)
    Fabbri, Egidio - Rome ^²
    Piccolellis, Marchese de ^²
    Hill & Sons - London
    Whittall, Gertrude Clarke ^³
    The Library of Congress - Washington (1937)

Remarks:

Famous collector of musical instruments.
The Marchese de Piccolellis was Fabbri's son-in-law.
Mrs. Whittall presented this instrument to the The Library of Congress.

Goodkind states also Wurlitzer as a former owner.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 93; Wilkins, H. Blakiston: Another Aid to Music in the Library of Congress [170] p 5; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 30, 724

Cathédrale

1707

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Doring:	La Cathédrale	[38]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Officer of Napoleon's army
    Cartier, Jean Baptiste (until 1831) ^¹
    David, Pierre (1831)
    Lemoine, Mr. - Paris (1872)
    ???
    Casadesus, Marius (1955 (1955 - 1984)
    Sotheby's - London (1984)
    Kennedy, Nigel - London (1986)
    Mandel, Peter ^²
    Kawakubo, Tamaki ^³

Remarks:

It was Cartier, who named the instrument Cathédrale.
Patron of the StradivariSociety.
Plays the instrument on loan of the Stradivari Society, Chicago.

Cessole	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Cessole, Count - Flerence Vuillaume, N. F., Brussels Croall, William, Edinburgh (1871) Gade, Felix, Edinburgh (1906) ???
Remarks: [68] p 61

Chapmann, ex Bennett

1729

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	Miss Chapmann, ex Bennett	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Bennett
    ???
    Chapmann, Miss
    ???

Remarks:

Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 78

Charles IX	1566	Amati, Andrea	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Hottinger, Henry Wurlitzer Cremonese Provincial Board City of Cremona
Remarks: This instrument is part of a set of instruments made for the court of Charles IX of French. Only 4 of these instrument are actually existent. It shows part of the coat of arms of Charles X1 and his mother Catherine de Medici as well as part of their motto: 'Pietate et Justitia'. The Cremonese Provincial Board of Tourism purchased this instrument from the Wurlitzer Company, New York, and donated it to the City on 25 February 1966. [115]

Charles Reade	1733	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Rostal, Max
Remarks: -

Cipriani Potter	1683	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Remarks: This is the 3rd recorded example of ornamented Strads. [68] p 22

Cobbett, ex Downs

1726

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	Mr. W. W. Cobbett, ex Downs	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Downs
    ???
    Cobbett, W. W. - London
    ???

Remarks:

This instrument is stated by Hill as being of the period 1726 - 30. Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 78

Cobbett, ex Holloway	1683	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Cobbett, W. W. - London (1914) Herrman, Emil Teschner-Tass, Helen (1928) ???
Remarks: Ms. Teschner-Tass was the leader of a quartet. [68] p 22

Colbertson, ex Carolina Ferni

1732

Guarn. d. G.

This instrument's names in literature:

Hill:	Mr. Sascha Colbertson, ex Carolina Ferni	[71]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Ferni, Carolina
    ???
    Colbertson, Sascha
    ???

Remarks:

Hill, W. Henry/Hill, Arthur F./Hill, Alfred E.: The Violin-Makers of the Guarneri Family [71] p 84, 101

Comte D'Armaille

1737

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    D'Aramaille family - France ^¹
    ???
    Brun - Paris ^²
    ???
    Caressa, Albert - Paris
    ???
    Wurlitzer - New York (1925)
    Sturchio, Dr. Eugenio
    Wurlitzer - New York
    ???
    Sedanos, Carlos - Spain ^³
    ???
    Harth, Sidney

Remarks:

Noble French family.
Violinist at the opera in Paris.
Spanish violinist.

[68] p 87; Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master

[38] p 341

Constable	1731	Bergonzi, Carlo	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Constable, Clifford, Sir ??? Ricci, Ruggiero ???
Remarks: Played by Ruggiero Ricci in the recording 'The Glory of Cremona'. + [172]

Conte Doria	1736	Strad., Omobono.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Armingaud, Jules Vuillaume, Jean-Baptiste Count Doria (1870) ???
Remarks: The Conte Doria came under the hammer on 15 November 95 at London's Christie's. [151] p 1107.

Conte di Fontana

1702

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Peterlongo;Hawley	[56]
Henley:	ex Hawley	[68]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Durand, J. N. - England
    Dodd (1880)
    Reeve, Cotton
    Hill, William E. - London
    Mongredien, Mr. (1866)
    ???
    Hill - London
    ???
    Hawley, R. D. - Hartford, Conn.
    ???
    Oistrakh, David - Moscow
    ???
    Brengola, Riccardo
    Sirbu, Mariana
    ???

Remarks:

Goodkind states also Bisiach, Ferrari, Foltzer and Vatelot as past owners.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 39; Altman, Dan: David Oistrakh and Stradivari Violins [2]; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 729

Countess Polignac	1699	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Countess of Polignac ??? B. Franklin's mistress ??? Shaham, Gil
Remarks: The Countess of Polignag was an arts patron at the court of Louis XIV. A mistress of Benjamin Franklin, at the time he was US ambassador to France, is said to have owned this instrument. [152] p 119

Cremonese ex Joachim	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Gras, Darius (1870s) Garcin, Jules (1877) Laurie, David (1880) Labitte, M. - Reims Comittee of Joachim's Admirers (1889) Joachim, Joseph Joachim, Harold Brandt, Robert Hill & Sons - London City of Cremona (1961)
Remarks: This instrument was purchased by the Cremonese Provincial Board of Tourism from Hill & Sons. [115] It has been rebuilded (copied) by Michael Köberling, an instrument maker from Bavaria, Germany. [81]

Cristiani	1700	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Cristiani, Lise B. ???
Remarks: [68] p 37

Cristofori XXVII/XXVIII °

1716

Cristofori, Bartolomeo

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    Montepulciano, Venturi di
    ???
    Colonnesi, Elisabetta - Cortona (~1889)
    ???
    Unknown family - Dorset
    Intermediary person Hill & Sons - London (~1897)
    Hopton, Colonel
    Col. Hopton's family
    Hill & Sons - London
    Thomas, David Ffrangcon - London (1937)
    Mr. Thomas' family - London
    Beare, J. & A. - London (~1962)
    ???
    Beare, J. & A. - London (1987)
    Amateur cellist - Basel (1987) ^¹

Remarks:

This instrument is nameless. Cristofori XXVII/XXVIII is a label to distiguish it from the other instruments in this site, being XXVII/XXVIII the inventori numbers related to it in the List of instruments constructed by Cristofori published in [95].

This 1716 cello, now owned by an amateur cellist in Basel, is a beautiful instrument, a bit larger than today's standard size, and has still the original hand-written label 'Bartolomeo Cristofori in Firenze 1716'. Certificates and letters by Hill & Sons and Charles Beare confirm its authenticity. The actual owner points out that it has a beautiful sound. Being a bit larger than usual it has not only a strong bass but also light and powerful high tones.

As far as known Cristofori made as a luthier only three celli and one doublebass. His main dedication, keyboard instruments, led him to improve the harpsichord replacing the jacks and quills by hammer stops resulting in the arpicimbalo che fa il piano e il forte (harpsichord with piano and forte) - as stated in an inventory of musical instruments belonging to the prince Ferdinand of Tuscany from 1700 - thus the pianoforte, for whose invention he acquired most fame.
Born in Padua in 1655 he is said to have been a pupil of Nicoló Amati about 1680. Later on he went to Florence, where he worked under the patronage of Ferdinand De Medici.

Pontecchi, Egisto Napoleone: Il violoncello e la sua storia [109]; Hill & Sons: Certificate on the 1716 Cristofori cello [69]; Hill & Sons: Letter to David Frangcon Thomas on the 1716 Cristofori cello [70]; Beare, Charles: Letter on the 1716 Cristofori cello to the actual owner [7]; Dilworth, John: Two-Part Invention [36]

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Dancla	1703	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Roger, Baron Halma, Hilaire E. Bernardel, Freres - Paris Dancla, Charles (1854-1876) Chanot-Chardon - Paris (1876) Willmotte, Charles - Antwerp Laurie, David (1883) Labitte, Mr. - Rheims Laurie, David (1887) Croall, William -Edinburgh (until c.1906) Kirkhope, Mr., Edinburgh Hill & Sons - London Bennett, Richard Berger, Dr. Isador, USA Milstein, Nathan Hill & Sons - London Amateur player Werro, Henry, Berne (1938) Kahl, S., Geneva Christie's Reno, J., Manchester Beare, Charles ??? Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (1997) • Roth, Linus - Germany (1997)
Remarks: [68] p 42; [128]; [80]; [129]

ex Dancla	1710	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Milstein, Nathan
Remarks: -

David Hochstein	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Joachim, Joseph one of Joachim's pupils Nowell, Willis Eastman, George Hochstein, David Friedrich Bros. Sternberger Mrs. William Ellery Haenel, Frederick Staryk, Steven
Remarks: -

ex David	1730	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Kremer, Gidon
Remarks: -

ex David	1735	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Woman of Chicago • Stradivari Society Chicago • Midori
Remarks: Being 10 years old Midori was loaned this instrument through the Stradivari Society being the woman of Chicago the instrument's owner or patron. After several years she purchased the instrument. [146]; [124]

David

1742

Guarn. d. G.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    David, Ferdinand
    ???
    Sarasate, Pablo de
    ???
    Heifetz, Jascha
    ???

Remarks:

The first performance of Mendelsohn's Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 2 was played by Ferdinand David with this instrument. Paris, Alain: Lexikon der Interpreten klassischer Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [106] p 317

Shaham was supposed to play the ex David in a special performance at the Museum of Fine Arts in San Francisco in March 1996. The Strad 1996 [152] p 121

Davidoff	1708	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? General Davidoff Museum of the Paris Conservatoire
Remarks: -

Davidoff	1712	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Count Wielhorsky - St. Petersburg Davidoff (1870) ??? Goupillat, M. - Paris ??? Unknown person Pré, Jacqueline du Ma, Yo-Yo
Remarks: Count Wielhorsky presented this instrument to the virtuoso Russian cellist Davidoff. M. Goupillat was a Parisian amateur. This instrument was presented to Jacqueline du Pré by somebody who wanted remain unknown. Before her death she left the instrument to Yo-Yo Ma. [68] p 95; [107] p 216

Davidoff	1727	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: Austrian nobleman ??? stolen ??? Paris shop Mr Morini (1924) Morini, Erica (1924) ??? stolen (1995)
Remarks: Made for an Austrian nobleman it was named after the famous Russian cellist. It had been missed for a long time, after having been stolen in an Alpine pass and until Ms. Morini's father found it in a Paris shop 1924. It was again stolen in 1995 from Ms Morini's appartment while she was lying in a hospital short before her death. [68], p 78; [111]

De Ahna	1683	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Weichold, Richard - Dresden Schüler, Ms. born von Heyden (1890) De Ahna Bilfinger, Dr. A. ??? Kaser, Theodor - Cologne ???
Remarks: Unfortunately many documents related with this instrument were lost during the 2nd WW. De Ahna was a famous violinist and member of the Joachim Qartett. He received this instrument on loan from Ms. Schüler. After her death Dr. Bilfinger, her nephew, inherited the instrument. [76]

De Barrou ex Joachim	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Joachim, Joseph De Barrou Klingler, Karl
Remarks: -

De Beriot	1700	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Beriot, Charles de Vieuxtemps, Henry (1874) Brochon, Guillaume (1879) Salis, Mr. - Paris Salis family Berger, Isador - Chicago Powell, Ralph - Englan (1936) ???
Remarks: [68] p 36

De Beriot	1744	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Beriot, Charles de ??? Ricci, Ruggiero
Remarks: Played by Ricci in the recording 'The Glory of Cremona'. [172]

De Munck

1730

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	De Munck	[56]
Henley:	Last	[68]
Strad:	Feuermann	[154]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Barrau, M. de (1860)
    Gant et Bernardel
    Munck, Ernest de
    Hill & Sons - London (1934)
    Feuermann, Emanuel
    Kingham, Russel B. (1942)
    Parisot, Aldo (1956)
    ???
    Nippon Music Foundation - Japan (1996)
     • Isserlis, Steven (1998)

Remarks:

W. Henley lists this instrument with the name Last. It is also called the Feuermann. Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 97; The Strad: The Strad, March 1998 [154] p 218; Nippon Music Foundation: Loaning/Recipients of Stringed Instruments [103]

De Rougemont	1703	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? De Rougemont family Gordon, Jacques Eastman School of Music
Remarks: -

Derenberg	1688	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Derenberg, Carl ??? Shapiro, Eudice ???
Remarks: [68] p 26

Dessaint	1629	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Paganini, Nicolo Paganini, Achilles Vuillaume ??? Herrmann, Emil (early 1940s) Clarcke, Anne E. (1946) Corcoran Gallery of Art ???
Remarks: At the time of his death Paganini owned 11 instruments by Antonio Stradivari. Among them there was a quartet, the 1692 Dessaint violin, the 1724 Paganini violin, the 1731 Paganini viola and the 1736 Paganini cello. The four instruments were separated and came together in the early 1940s when Herrmann purcheased them all. Mrs. Clarke bequeathed the set after her death to the Corcoran Gallery. [94]

Dolphin	1714	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Hart, George (1868) Adam, John (1875) Bennet, Richard (1882) Hill & Sons - London (1892) Lieutenant Munro Hill & Sons - London Heifetz, Jascha
Remarks: Heifetz acquired this instrument 1950. [68] p 56

Dr. Steiner-Schweitzer	1703	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Hamma & Co. ??? Wasermann Lachmann, Erich Dr. Steiner-Schweitzer (1925) Kühne, Dr. Hans, Lindau (1927) Herrman, Emil Giger, Professor, Rorschach Hamma & Co. Humber, Director,Rorschach ???
Remarks: Lachmann got in turn to this instrument the Duke of Alcantara Strad from Dr. Steiner-Schweitzer. [68] p 40

Dragonetti

1700

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Betts
    Dragonetti, Domenico
    Rivaz, F. (1818)
    Mr. De Rougemont (1835)
    Reade, Charles
    Turner, Alvey - Cheapside, London
    Mr. Bashall (1852)
    Hill & Sons - London (1910)
    Bennet, Richard (1912)
    Hill & Sons - London (1929)
    Collector
    Collector' widow
    Hill & Sons - London (1929)
     • Antique Art Treasures Exhibition - Bath (1958)
    Campoli, Alfredo (~1961)
    ???

Remarks:

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68]

Dragonetti

1706

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Dragonetti, Domenico
    ???
    ???
    Westdeutsche Landesbank
     • Zimmermann, Frank-Peter

Remarks:

Zimmermann plays this instrument on loan of the German bank Westdeutsche Landesbank.

Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 417; KünstlerSekretariat am Gasteig: Frank Peter Zimmermann [82]

Duc de Camposelice	1710	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Vuillaume (1857) Vicomte de Janzé Withers, George (1886) Camposelice, Duc de Wurlitzer Norton, Ralph - Chicago Herrmann, Emil Dr. Kühne - Cologne ??? Príhoda, Vása Suk, Josef
Remarks: The Duc de Camposelice was a collector, who owned 8 or 9 Stradivaris, as well as 2 Guarneri del Gesú bearing his name. The Duc seems to have acquired his financial strength from his marriage with the widow of Singer, the sewing-machine maker. [160]

Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Ferni, Carolina (until 1880) Gand & Bernarnel (for sale) Camposelice, Duc de Edler, dealer - Frankfurt (1895) Hirt, Fritz - Basel Edler, dealer - Frankfurt (1913) Kessler, Ernst - Berlin (1913) ??? - Paris (1916) Herrmann, Emil Walton, David - Boston (1926) Herrmann, Emil Ricci, Ruggiero (1947) Wurlitzer, Rembert Private individual (1958) Lin, Cho-Liang
Remarks: The Duc de Camposelice died in 1889. He was a collector, who owned 8 or 9 Stradivaris, as well as another Guarneri del Gesú of 1742 bearing his name. The Duc seems to have acquired his financial strength from his marriage with the widow of Singer, the sewing-machine maker. [160]

Duke of Alba	1719	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ???
Remarks: -

Duke of Alcantara	1732	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Duke of Alcantara Caressa, Albert - Paris ??? Français ??? Lachmann, Erich (1925) Wurlitzer Collection Scholnik, Ilya (1929) ??? Steiner-Schweizer ??? University of California (early 1960s) ??? stolen (August 1967) ??? Salvato, Teresa Grubaugh & Seifert (1993/94) University of California (December 1995)
Remarks: Ilya Scholnik was concertmaster of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. [68], p 84 Ms. Salvato brought the instrument for repair to Grubaugh & Seifert, California. They recognized it as the long missed Duke of Alcantara and informed the university. The university asked Ms. Salvato to give the violin back but she refused and explained how she came into possession of the Duke of Alcantara: she had received it from her former husband, who in turn got it from an aunt. As she laid dying, the aunt pulled the violin from under her bed and told to her nephew, she had found it by the side of a freeway in Los Angeles. In December 1995 the litigation was resolved out of court and the University of California came again in possession of the Duke of Alcantara after having missed it for almost 30 years. [135]

Duke of Cambridge	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? 1st Duke of Cambridge Rode, Pierre Bott, Jean-Joseph White, Roderick (1911) Shumsky, Oscar
Remarks: Bott accused in 1894 the New York violin dealer Victor S. Flechter of stealing his Duke of Cambridge Stradivarius. Flechter was sent to prison but was later exonerated. [151] p 1103

Duke of Edinburgh

1722

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Edinburgh;Oakes	[56]
Henley:	Duke of Edinburgh	[68]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Victoria, Queen of England
    Edinburgh, Alfred Duke of
    The Duke's widow
    Partello, Dwight J. - Washington
    Lyon & Healy - Chicago
    ???

Remarks:

Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh was a brother of King Edward the 7th of England. He was popularly known as the Royal Fiddler and owned a collection of six instruments his widow sold to Mr. Partello.
According to Mr. Partello's will, his instrument collection had to be left to the Smithsonian Museum at Washington. After a worldwide protest storm - inter alia: Kreisler, Ysaye, Elman, Heifetz, Auer, Kenisel, Toscanini, Damrosch, Stock - against the placing of these masterpieces under glass, the will was contested and finally set aside. The collection was purchased by Lyon & Healy.
Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 72, Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 735 and Lyon & Healy: Catalog of Rare Old Violins [88]

Duport	1711	Strad., A.	C

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Duport, Jean Pierre Franchome, Auguste J. (1842) Hill & Sons - London (1892) ??? (USA) ??? Rostropovich, Mstislav
Remarks: [68] p 95

Dushkin

1701

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Henley:	Samuel Dushkin	[68]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Hill & Sons - London
    Sandler, Albert - London (1929) ^¹
    ???
    Dushkin, Samuel
    Hill & Sons - London (1936)
    ???
    Field, S. H. - USA (1946)
    ???
    William Moennig & Son - Philadelphia
    Jaffee, Dr. Alan (1988)
    Bein & Fushi - Chicago (1994)
    Johnston, Angela - Milwaukee/Winsc. ^²
     • Lee, Sang Mee - Chicago ^³
     • Almond, Frank ^³

Remarks:

Well known violinist.
Patron of the arts associated to the Stradivari Society Chicago.
Play or played this instrument on loan of Ms. Johnston.

Bein & Fushi: The Miracle Makers [9] p 18; Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 38; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 729

Dushkin, Bellarosa

1707

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Henley:	Bella Rosa	[68]
Goodkind:	Dushkin;Bellarosa	[56]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Silvestre & Maucotel - Paris
    Dushkin, Samuel (1926)
    ???
    Lin, Cho-Liang (until 1990)
    Collector - Taiwan (1990)

Remarks:

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 46; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 729

Earl of Aylesford	1683	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Giardini Earl of Aylesford Ware, George (1822) Hill & Sons - London Giltry, Lidus - Geneva (1930) ??? Gloor, Elisabeth ???
Remarks: [68] p 22

Earl Spencer

1723

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Baring, Edward Charles ^¹
    Baring, Margaret (1887) ^¹
    John, Albert Edward ^²
    ???
    Christies' (1977) ^³
    ???
    Möller, Max ^⁴
    Dutch violinist
    ???

Remarks:

Baring, the first Lord Ravelstoke, presented this instrument to his daughter Margaret on the occassion of her marriage in 1887 to Charles Robert, Viscount Althorp, later the sixth Earl of Spencer.
Albert Edward John, 7th Earl of Spencer and father of the late Princess Diana.
In spring 1977 this instrument was auctioned.
Dutch violinist.

Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 396

Ebersolt	1739	Guarn. d. G.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Josefowicz, Leila
Remarks: -

ex Emil Heermann	1700	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Caressa, Albert - Paris Wurlitzer (~1915) Taft, C. (1915) Heermann, Emil American amteur player (1940) ??? ???
Remarks: Mrs. Taft presented this instrument to Emil Heermann. [68] p 36

Emiliani

1703

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Emiliani, Cesare - Bologna ^¹
    Plowden, Charles (1860)
    Hart, George - Londo (1867)
    Strauss, Ludwig ^²
    German violinist
    Hill & Sons - London (1931)
    Herten, Gustave - Buenos Aires (1931)
    ??? - USA
    Goldblatt, Bernard - USA
    Kenneth Warren & Sons
    Brewer, Charlene D. - Chicago (1951)
    ???
    Beare, John & Arthur
    Mutter, Anne-Sophie (1979)

Remarks:

Cesare Emiliani, the first known owner of the Emiliani, was a famous Italian violin virtuoso, who lived 1805 - 1887 in Bologna and London.
Ludwig Strauss was a coleague of Joseph Joachim.

Goodkind states also - unfortunately in alphabetical, not chronological order - Hawley and Mayer as formerly owners.

Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] p 730; Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 41; Beare, Charles: Capolavori di Antonio Stradivari [8] p 142

ex Emiliani	1723	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Emiliani, Cesare ??? Hart, George ??? A Russian lady ???
Remarks: -

Emperor ex Gillot	1715	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Fountaine, Andrew (1833) Gillot, Joseph Christie's - London Hart (1872) Haddock, George (1908) Kubelik, Jan Kubelik, Rafael • Shiokawa, Yuko
Remarks: The Emperor ex Gillot was lent to Yuko Shiokawa by conductor Rafael Kubelik, which is a son of Jan Kubelik.

Engleman	1709	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Commander Young (died im World War II) Hill & Sons - London (1951) Lacombe, Dr. Pierre Francais, Jacques, New York Engleman, Dr. E. P.
Remarks: -

Ernst	1709	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: Fountaine, Andrew collector - Narford/Norfolk Ernst, Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst's widow (until 1866) Laurie, David - Glasgow Neruda-Norman, Wilma ??? Ricci, Ruggiero
Remarks: The Ernst was Ernst's favourite instrument. [68], p 48 It was played by Ruggiero Ricci in the recording 'The Glory of Cremona'. [172]

Falk

1723

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Goodkind:	Falk	[56]
Henley:	Jules Falk	[68]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    Stradivari, Paolo
    Salabue, Count Cozio di - Florence
    Tarisio, Luigi
    J. B. Vuillaume
    Vidal, Paul
    Millot, General
    Gand & Bernardel
    Rehfous, M. Ami - Geneva (1890)
    Bernardel, Gustav (1910)
    Herwegh, Marcel
    Bernardel, Gustav
    Falk, Jules (dead 1957)
    Falk, Charles (1959)
    Habisreutinger, Rolf
    Passa, Frank
    Moennig
    ???
    Sotheby's - London
    Mullova, Viktoria

Remarks:

Count Cozio di Salabue possibly acquired this instrument as well as 10 other violins from Paolo Stradivari after his Father's death in 1737 Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 74.

Vidal was a pupil of Kreutzer Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 74.

Mr. Jules Falk died 1957. His brother Charles purchased the instrument two years later Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 74 and Sotheby's: Catalog Apr. 3, 1986. [139] lot 21

Falmouth	1692	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Bianchi, Luigi Alberto
Remarks: -

ex Fetzer	1694	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ???
Remarks: -

Firebird	1718	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Accardo, Salvatore
Remarks: -

Fite,Windsor

1717

Strad., A.

This instrument's names in literature:

Henley:	Windsor	[68]
Goodkind:	Fite;Windsor	[56]
Doring:	Fite,Windsor	[38]
Doring:	Windsor	[38]
Canada Council:	Windsor-Weinstein	[21]

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Vuillaume
    ???
    Hart
    ???
    Rankin
    Flechter, Victor S.
    Kahn, Felix
    ???
    Jacobson, Sascha
    Wurlitzer
    Fite, Paul - Missouri
    ???
    West, Robin E. - Tulsa (1953)
    ???
    Weinstein, Leon (1961) ^¹
    Ontario Heritage Foundation (1980) ^¹
    Canada Council for the Arts (1988) ^¹
     • St. John, Scott - London, Ontario (1988)
     • Ehnes, James - Brandon, Manitoba (1994)
     • Starry, Steven ^²
     • Frank, Philip ^²
     • Solway, Maurice ^²
     • Dawes, Andrew ^²
     • Fenyves, Lorand ^²
     • Patipatanakoon, Annalee (2000) ^³

Remarks:

In 1980 Mr. Weinstein donated this instrument to the Ontario Heritage Foundation which in turn donated it 1988 to the Canada Council for the Arts.
These noted violinists have played on this instrument. The chronological order is not known.
Ms. Patipatanakoon is member of the Gryphon Trio. The jury said: 'Annalee Patipatanakoon has it all: she is a great performer and a sensitive, intelligent and mature musician. We are confident that the loan of the 1717 "Windsor-Weinstein" Stradivari violin will significantly enhance her work as a member of the Gryphon Trio and provide added impetus to the development of a solo career.'

[68] p 64; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari

[56] p 733; Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master

[38] p 213; Canada Council for the Arts: Web Site:

[21];

[23];

[59];

Bream, Carol: Mail from Carol Bream, Canada Council (unpublished)

[15];

Depas, Mireille: Mails from Mireille Depas, Belgium, dated 05., 06. and 10.05.2002 (unpublished)

[30]

ex Flesch	1745	Guadagnini, Lorenzo	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Flesch, Carl ???
Remarks: [86] p 10/11

ex Flesch	1757	Guarn., Pietro (II)	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Flesch, Carl ???
Remarks: [13]

Foulis

1703

Strad., A.

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order:

    ???
    Foulis family
    Foulis, Lilian
    ???
    Cohen, Raymond
    ???

Remarks:

Miss Lilian Foulis was an amateur violinist. Her family owned this instrument for about 100 years.

Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68] p 40; Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56]

ex Frances Day	1686	Strad., A.	V

Owners/players/dealers in chronological order: ??? Passa, Frank - San Francisco, USA ???
Remarks: Passa is a violin maker and dealer. [68] p 24

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Last Updates
The Violin Makers' Ancestors Tree
Instruments Provenance:

Named Instruments
Instrument Players
Instrument Collectors
Sources
Register

Instrument Stories:

The Gibson: "Twice Stolen" by Bill Palmer

Index to "Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments" by William Henley
Acknowledgments for Data Sources

1 Last Updates:

Date	Changes
03.01.2002	Players updated: Eugène Sauzey, Pierre Chevillard, Ginette Neveu Total: 354 instruments, 225 players and 10 collectors registered.
06.01.2002	Instruments added: 'Kathleen Parlow' 1735 Guarneri del Gesú Players updated: Leopold Auer, Kathleen Parlow Total: 355 instruments, 225 players and 10 collectors registered.
06.04.2002	Instruments updated: 'ex-Lobkowicz' 1617 Amati violin (Spelling corrected); 'Lord Coke' 1744 Guarneri del Gesú; 'Comte D'Armaille' 1737 Strad Players updated: Rachel Barton Total: 355 instruments, 225 players and 10 collectors registered.
24.04.2002	Instruments added: ex Sauret 1740 Guarneri del Gesú Players added: Amaryllis Fleming Players updated: Steven Isserlis, Itzhak Perlman Total: 356 instruments, 226 players and 10 collectors registered.
29.04.2002	Instruments added: Haemmerle 1733 Guarneri del Gesú Players added: Joji Hattori Total: 357 instruments, 227 players and 10 collectors registered.
04.06.2002	Instruments added: 'ex Joachim-Aranyi' 1715 Strad Players added: Annalee Patipatanakoon, Tivador Nachèz Players updated: Adila Fachiri, Kyung-Wha Chung, Jan Kubelik, Augustin Dumay, Christiane Edinger, George Enescou, Jean Estournet, Christian Ferras, Patrice Fontanarosa, Pierre Fournier, Ivan Galamian, Arthur Grumiaux, Total: 358 instruments, 229 players and 10 collectors registered.
08.07.2002	Instruments updated: 'ex Sarasate' 1724, 'Ruby' 1708 Strads. Players added: Christian Altenburger, Dmitry Sitkovetsky Total: 360 instruments, 231 players and 10 collectors registered.
19.09.2002	Players added: Oscar Lafer, Pierre Baillot Instruments updated: 'Lord Dunraven' 1710 Strad Players updated: Roman Totenberg, Anne-Sophie Mutter Total: 360 instruments, 233 players and 10 collectors registered.

2 The Violin Makers' Ancestors Tree:

The masters' name, town they settled as well as birth and death date so far known, are listed below.

Andrea Amati - Cremona (~1538 - after 1611)

Antonio Amati - Cremona (~1555 - 1640)
Girolamo Amati (I) - Cremona (~1556 - 1630)

Nicola Amati - Cremona (1596 - 1684)

Girolamo Amati (II) - Cremona (1649 - 1740)
G. B. Rogeri
Giacomo Gennaro
Bartolomeo Cristofori
Jacob Stainer
Andrea Guarmeri - Cremona (1626 - 1698)

Pietro (I) Guarneri - Cremona, Mantua (1655 - 1720)
Guiseppe Guarneri - Cremona (1666 - 1739)

Guiseppe Guarneri del Gesú - Cremona (1698 - 1744)
Pietro (II) Guarneri - Mantua, Venedig (1695 - 1762)

Paolo Grancino - Milano ()
Francesco Rugieri detto il Per - Cremona ()

Giancinto Gio. Battista Rugieri - Cremona ()
Vincenzo Rugieri - Cremona ()

Antonio Stradivari - Cremona (~1645 - 1737)

Francesco Stradivari - Cremona (1.2.1671 - 11.5.1743)
Omobono Stradivari - Cremona (14.11.1679 - 8.6.1742)
Domenico Montagnana ()
Lorenzo Guadagnini? (~1695 - after 1760)
Francesco Gobetti ()
Alessandro Gagliano - Napoli (~1660 - 1725)

Nicola (I) Gagliano - Napoli (~1695 - after 1740)

Ferdinando Gagliano - Napoli (1706 - 1781)
Guiseppe Gagliano - Napoli (1724 - 1793)
Antonio (I) Gagliano - Napoli (1737 - ~1797)
Giovanni Gagliano - Napoli (~1730 - 1806)

Nicola (II) Gagliano - Napoli (1793 - 1828)
Raffaele Gagliano - Napoli (~1790 - 1857)

Vincenzo Gagliano - Napoli (? - ~1886)

Antonio (II) Gagliano - Napoli (after 1790 - 1860)

Gennaro Gagliano - Napoli (~1700 - after 1770)

3 Intruments Provenance:

Named Instruments
Instrument Players
Instrument Collectors
Sources
Register

4 Intruments Stories:

The Gibson: "Twice Stolen" by Bill Palmer

5 Index:

Index to "Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments" by William Henley

6 Acknowledgments for Data:

My special thanks go to Bill Palmer and Dan Altman for numerous valuable data concerning the whereabouts of famous instruments.
Many thanks also to

Hartmut D. Schmid for valuable data sources about J. du Pré

Peter Rongsted for the data about the actual owner of Ms. du Pré's Stradivari cello dated 1672.

David Tanner for the data about Sergio Peresson's death.

Alfredo Halegua for the data about the provenance of the Parera, the Hellier and the Conte de Fontana Strads.

Mark R. Hawley for the data about Effrem Zimbalist's wife Alma Gluck and their burial place.

Akiko Kose for the data about Vadim Repin, Maxim Vengerov, Szymon Goldberg, the Paganini Quartet, Yuko Shiokawa and the Emperor ex Gillot Strad.

Alan Hutchinson for

the data on Ruggiero Ricci's recordings and the David Guarneri del Gesú.
the date of Bell's guitar shaped violin.

Detlev Müller, Hannover, for data on the instrument of Rainer Kussmaul and the ex-Panette 1737 Guarneri d. Gesú.

Justin Endo, Minneapolis, for the data about Anne-Akiko Meyers.

Michael Köberling, instrument maker in Schwaigen-Grafenaschau, Germany, for the data about following Strads:

Tullaye (1670) Violin
Mahler (1672) Viola
Guyot (1685) Violin
Medici (1690) Viola
Hilton (1691) Violin
Bennet (1692) Violin
Baron Knoop (1698) Violin
Engleman (1709) Violin
Gore-Booth (1710) Cello
Parke (1711) Violin
Provigny (1716) Violin
Zahn (1719) Violin
Lady Blunt (1721) Violin
De Munck (1730) Cello
Sassoon (1733) Violin
Muntz (1736) Violin

Carol Bream from Canada Council for the Arts, for the data about following Strads:

Windsor-Weinstein (1717) Violin
Baumgartner (1689) Violin
Lyall (1702) Violin

P. H. Adams for informations and data concerning the instruments of the Partello collection

Jonathan Hartgraves for data and hints concerning following Strad cellos:

Visconti (1684)
Piatti (1720)
Feuermann (1730)

Norbert Winter, violin maker in Berlin, for data and hints concerning the:

ex Liebig (1704) Strad
ex Emiliani (1723) Strad
Plowden (1709) Strad
Hellier (1679) Strad
Mahler (1679) Strad viola
Guyot (1685) Strad
Tuscan (1690) Strad
Tuscan (1690) Strad viola
Lady Blunt (1721) Strad

Herrn and Frau Hahn, Germany, for the copy of the article concerning the provenance of the "Lord Dunraven'.

Not only your comments and suggestions but also your contributions to complete these data are welcome. I'll give full credits.
Write to: jose.sanchez@jose-sanchez-penzo.net

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Ma, Yo-Yo American/Chinese b 07.10.1955 Paris	C	-	1722	Goffriller
	C	-	?	Montagnana, Domenico
	C	Davidoff	1712	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 484
Teachers: Scholz, János - Julliard School of Nusic New York Rose, Leonard - Julliard School of Nusic New York

Maisky, Mischa Israelian/Letvian b 10.01.1948 Riga	C	-	1720	Montagnana, Domenico
Remarks: [107] p 491
Teachers: Rostropovich, Mstisla - Conservatoire Moscow

Markevitch, Dimitry American/Russian b 16.03.1923 La Tour-de-Peilz	C	-	1839	Lété
	C	Markevitch	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: On his Strad Markevitch says: 'I performed all the Bach suites on it in Carnegie Hall. However, I sold it in 1972. It was painful to do because I would have liked to have kept it in the family, but I wasn't happy with it. I don't like Strads for the simple reason that they always have a "Strad" sound. I prefer to create my own sound. I play a French cello now, a Lété from 1839, a docile instrument that sounds well wherever I play.' [126]
Teachers: Eisenberg, Maurice - Ecole Normale Paris Piatigorsky, Gregor - Paris and USA Boulanger, Nadia Juliette - Paris

Marsick, Martin Belgian b 09.03.1848 Jupille d 21.10.1924 Paris	V	-	?	Maggini
	V	Marsick	1705	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 501
Teachers: Mr. Marsick - his father Léonard, Hubert - Royal Brussels Conservatoire Pupils: Flesch, Carl Thibaud, Jacques Enescu, George
Dedicated works: Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Sonata No. 1

Marteau, Henri Swede/French b 31.03.1874 Reims d 3.10.1934 Lichtenberg	V	-	?	Maggini
	V	ex Marteau	1709	Strad., A.
	V	ex Marteau	1731	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks:
Teachers: Bünzli Léonard, Hubert - Paris Garcin, Jules - Paris Conservatoire Molique, Bernhard - Paris Joachim, Joseph - Berlin
Dedicated works: Reger, Max:Violin Concerto

Martzy, Johanna Romanian b 26.10.1924 Timisoara d 13.08.1979 Zurich	V	-	?	Guarneri, Pietro
	V	-	1733	Bergonzi, Carlo
	V	Hubermann, ex Kreisler	1733	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Pietro Guarneri, which was formerly owned by Carl Flesch, was lent her by the amateur violinist and collector Daniel Tschudi. [114]

May, Angelica b 17.09.1933 Stuttgart	C	-	1689	Guarneri
Remarks: [107] p 513
Teachers: Hoelscher, Ludwig - Musikhochschule Stuttgart Reichardt, Walter - Musikhochschule Stuttgart Casals, Pablo - Zermatt and Prades (1954 - 55)

Meneses, Antonio Brazilian b 23.08.1957 Recife	C	-	?	Goffriller
Remarks: [107] p 520
Teachers: Janigro, Antonio - Düsseldorf and Stuttgart

Menuhin, Lord Yehudi English/American b 22.04.1916 New York d 12.03.1999 Berlin	V	-	????	Guadagnini
	V	-	????	Grancino
	V	Lord Wilton	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Prince Khevenhüller	1733	Strad., A.
	V	Soil	1714	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Khevenhüller was formerly owned by Joseph Böhm, Joseph Joachim's violin teacher. [106], p 481. It was presented to Menuhin by Mr. Henry Goldman an wealthy and generous friend of music. [93] p 103

Meyers, Anne-Akiko ? b ??.??.1970 San Diego CA, USA	V	ex Muntz	1736	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Ms. Meyers plays on the ex Muntz on loan from Nippon Music Foundation. [167]

Midori Japanese b 25.10.1971 Osaka	V	ex David	1735	Guarn. d. G.
Midori Japanese b 25.10.1971 Osaka	V	Jupiter	1722	Strad., A.
Remarks: Her name is Goto Mi Dori. [107] p 530

Milanollo, Teresa Italian b ??.??.1827 Savigliano d ??.??.1904 Paris	V	-	????	Unknown
Remarks: [60]

Milanová, Stoika Bulgarian b 05.08.1945 Plovdiv	V	-	1737	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Milstein, Nathan American/Ucranian b 18.12.1904 Odessa	V	Dancla	1703	Strad., A.
	V	ex Dancla	1710	Strad., A.
	V	ex Goldmann	1716	Strad., A.
Remarks: Milstein renamed the ex Goldmann in Marie-Therèse which is the name of his wife and of his daughter.

Mintz, Shlomo American/Russian b 30.10.1957 Moscow	V	-	1752	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Moerk, Truls Norwegian b 25.04.1961 Bergen	C	-	1723	Montagnana, Domenico
Remarks: [106], p 536
Teachers: Helmerson, Franz Schakowskaya, Natalie Schiff, Heinrich

Morini, Erica American/Austrian b 05.01.1904 Trieste d 3.11.95 New York	V	-	1860-70	Guadagnini
	V	Davidoff	1727	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Morini's Stradivari the Davidoff has disappeared. It was probably stolen shortly before her death. Her friend Erica Bradford, who discovered the theft while checking Ms. Morini's appartment, states: 'There was nothing in Erica's life that meant more than the "Davidov".' Ms. Morini dead without becoming aware of the theft. [111] Named after the Russian cellist the Davidoff had been missed for a long time, until Ms. Morini's father found it in a Paris shop 1924. [68], p 78

Müller-Schott, Daniel
German
b 02.11.1976 Munich

1725

Goffriller

1986

Vatelot, Etienne

Remarks:

The Vatelot instrument was given to Müller-Schott on loan of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends Foundation.

Müller-Schott, Daniel: Daniel Müller-Schott - Violoncello [98]; Mathias Vogt Artists' Management: Artist Biography - Daniel Müller-Schott, Violoncello [92]; Mutter, Anne-Sophie: Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends (Recipients) [97]

Teachers:

Nothas, Walter - Munich
Isserlis, Steven - England
Schiff, Heinrich - Salzburg and Vienna
Helmerson, Frans - Cologne
Rostropovich, Mstislav
Geringas, David

Mullova, Viktoria Russian b 27.11.1959 Moscow	V	-	?	Strad., A.
Mullova, Viktoria Russian b 27.11.1959 Moscow	V	Falk	1723	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Mullova left her first Strad in Helsinki when she came to the West.
Teachers: Bronin, Wolodar - Moscow Central Music School (1969 - 78) Kogan, Leonid B. - Moscow Conservatoire

Mutter, Anne-Sophie German b 29.06.1963 Rheinfelden	V	-	1755	Gagliano, N.
	V	Emiliani	1703	Strad., A.
	V	Lord Dunraven	1710	Strad., A.
Remarks: Anne-Sophie Mutter acquired the Emiliani in 1979, the Lord Dunraven in 1984. About the later one she says: 'Bein & Fushi brought it to Zurich. I only had to play on it for two or three minutes in order to say to myself: "Whatever it takes, I must have this instrument". ...' [125] 'Which of your Stradivari have you selected for the sonatas?' asked Georges Gad Ms. Mutter having in mind the Beethoven Sonatas. She answered: 'The "Lord Dunraven" from 1710. I bought it a dozen years ago. My first, the "Emiliani", is superb, but is missing a certain dimension. It sounds superb, but that's all. It has no stridency. It lacks unbridled power. I need this harshness for the eruptive moments of the Beethoven sonatas. One needs it for Brahms, Sibelius and contemporary works'. [96]
Teachers: Honigberger, Erna Stucki-Piraccini, Aida - Winterthur Conservatoire
Dedicated works: Currier, Sebastian: "Aftersong" Hitt, Jett: Yellowstone for Violin and Orchestra Lutoslawski, Witold: Partita for Violin and Orchestra Moret, Norbert: "En Réve" (1988) Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra Penderecki, Krzysztof: "Metamorphosen (1992-95)" Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 2 Penderecki, Krzysztof: "Sonata for Violin and Pianoforte No. 2 Previn, Andre: "Tango, Song and Dance" Previn, Andre: Violin Concerto Rihm, Wolfgang: "Time Chant" Music for Violin and Orchestra Rihm, Wolfgang: "Phantom und Eskapade" Fantasy for Violin and Piano

Nachèz, Tivador
Hungarian
b 01.05.1859 Budapest
d 29.05.1930 Lausanne

ex Nachez, ex Gillot

1686

Strad., A.

ex Nachez

1709

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Nachèz was born as Theodore Naschitz.
Alain Paris states he died in Lausanne, Doring in London.

Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] p 53; Paris, Alain: Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [107] p 552; Grünberg, Max: Meister der Violine [60] p 200

Teachers:

Sabatil, Jos. - Budapest
Joachim, Joseph - Berlin Musikhochschule
Léonard, Hubert - Paris

Nelsova, Zara American/Canadian b 24.12.1924 Winnipeg	C	Marquis de Corberon	1726	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Nelsova was loaned this instrument by the RAM. [168]

Neruda-Norman, Wilma b 21.03.1839 Brünn, Moravia d 15.04.1911 Berlin	V	Ernst	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: [27]

Neveu, Ginette French b 11.08.1919 Paris d 28.10.1949 Azore Islands	V	?	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ginette Neveu was a pupil of Carl Flesch. Her last concert took place on October 20th 1949. A week later she died, together with her brother and piano acompanist, in an airplane accident. It is said her Strad was found damaged but not destroyed clasped in her arms.[106] p 514; [169] p. 307
Teachers: Ms. Neveu (her mother) Talluel, Line Enescu, George Boucherit, Jules - Paris Conservatoire Boulanger, Nadia Flesch, Carl
Dedicated works: Poulenc, Francis:Sonata for Violin and Piano

Newman, Philip English b 12.05.1904 Manchester d 23.11.1966 Majorca	V	ex Vieuxtemps	1741	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [123]

Odnopossov, Ricardo American/Argentinian b 24.02.1914 Buenos Aires	V	-	1735	Guarneri
Remarks: [107]
Teachers: Klasse, Aaron - Buenos Aires (1919- 1926) Deman, Rudolf (1927 - 1928) Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1928 - 1932) Pupils: Sivó, Josef
Dedicated works: Berger, Theodor:Violin Concerto Mognone, Francisco:Variationen über ein Brasilianisches Thema

Oistrakh, David Ucranian b 17.09.1908 Odessa d 24.10.1974 Amsterdam	V	Admiral Kasyerinov	1699	Strad., A.
	V	Cannone	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Conte di Fontana	1702	Strad., A.
	V	Iussopov	1736	Strad., A.
	V	Malakov	1713	Strad., A.
	V	Marsick	1705	Strad., A.
	V	Oistrakh	?	Strad., A.
	V	ex Polyakin	1712	Strad., A.
	V	Serge Shahovsky	1707	Strad., A.
	V	USSR	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: Oistrakh played the Conte de Fontana for about 10 years before trading it for the Marsick 1966, which he owned until his death. The Oistrakh, a present of the Queen Elizabeht of Belgium, was stolen from the Glinka Museum for Music and Culture in June, 1996. The Admiral Kasyerinov, the Serge Shahovsky, the ex Polyakin and the Malakov are owned by the USSR State Collection, to which Oistrakh had access. The Shahovsky belonged to Prof. Nalbandian in Moscow. You find these and more details in [2].
Teachers: Stoljarski, Pjotr S. Pupils: Sushanskaya, Rimma Kremer, Gidon

Oleg, Raphaël French b 08.09.1959 Paris	V	-	1987	Fustier, J.
Remarks: Fustier made this instrument specially for Oleg.

Oliveira, Elmar American b ??.??.????	V	-	1993	Curtin & Alf
	V	Oliveira	1692	Strad., A.
	V	Stretton	1726	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [9] p 74; [63] p 30

Olof, Theo Dutch b 05.05.1924 Bonn	V	-	1797	Pique, F.-L.
Remarks: [107] p 572

Ozim, Igor Slowenian b 09.05.1931 Ljubljana	V	-	1773	Montagnana, Domenico
Remarks: -

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[174]	Zauberman, Norbert: eMail to José Sánchez-Penzo dated October 15, 2001 (unpublished).

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Axelrod, Herbert ??? b ??.??.????	Va	Axelrod	1696	Strad., A.
	V	Greffuhle	1709	Strad., A.
	C	Marylebone	1688	Strad., A.
	V	Ole Bull	1677	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Betts, Arthur English b ??? d 1852	V	Betts	1704	Strad., A.
Betts, Arthur English b ??? d 1852	V	Piatti	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: [64]

Camposelice, Duc de ??? b ??? d 1889	V	Betts	1704	Strad., A.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1710	Strad., A.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	Va	MacDonald	1701	Strad., A.
	V	ex Vieuxtemps	1739	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: The Duc de Camposelice died in 1889. He was a collector, who owned 8 or 9 Stradivaris, as well as several Guarneri del Gesú. The Duc seems to have acquired his financial strength from his marriage with Mrs. Isobel Eugenie Singer, the widow of the sewing-machine maker. [160]; [52]

Herrmann, Emil ??? b ??? d ???	V	Allegretti	1703	Strad., A.
	V	ex Berou, ex Thibaud	1714	Strad., A.
	V	ex Brustlein	1707	Strad., A.
	V	Dessaint	1629	Strad., A.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1710	Strad., A.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	Va	Gibson	1734	Strad., A.
	Va	Gibson	1734	Strad., A.
	V	Halir	1694	Strad., A.
	V	Hammer	1707	Strad., A.
	V	Huggins	1708	Strad., A.
	V	King George	1710	Strad., A.
	V	ex Lafont	1699	Strad., A.
	V	Lord Norton	1737	Strad., A.
	V	ex Nachez, ex Gillot	1686	Strad., A.
	V	ex Nachez	1709	Strad., A.
	V	Paganini	1680	Strad., A.
	V	Paganini	1680	Strad., A.
	V	Paganini	1724	Strad., A.
	Va	Paganini	1731	Strad., A.
	C	Paganini	1736	Strad., A.
	V	ex Park	1717	Strad., A.
	V	Prince Khevenhüller	1733	Strad., A.
	V	Red Diamond	1732	Strad., A.
	V	Rivaz or ex Baron Gutmann	1707	Strad., A.
	V	Rivaz or ex Baron Gutmann	1707	Strad., A.
	V	Rivaz or ex Baron Gutmann	1707	Strad., A.
	V	ex Scotta-Kaulbach	1709	Strad., A.
	V	Song of the Swan	1737	Strad., A.
	V	Spanish	1723	Strad., A.
	V	Venus	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Venus	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Wiener	1732	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Knoop, Johann Ludwig Baron Russian/German? b 22.07.1846 Moscow d ??.05.1918 London	V	Alard	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Baillot-Pommerau	1694	Strad., A.
	V	ex Baron Knoop	1698	Strad., A.
	C	Batta	1714	Strad., A.
	Va	Cassavetti	1727	Strad., A.
	Va	Gibson	1734	Strad., A.
	V	ex Joachim	1714	Strad., A.
	V	King	1735	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Lady Blunt	1721	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Knoop family originally stemmed from western Germany. One of its members - Johann Ludwig Knoop, the father of Baron Knoop - emigrated to Russia and founded in Narva - now in Esthonia - one of the country's most important textile manufacturing industries at that time. The factory employed about 12,000 workers. In recognition of his great pioneering labor he was rewarded with the title "Baron", which according to Russian custom of that time, passed to his 3 sons. [37]

Museum of the Paris Conservatoire Paris	V	Boissier	1713	Strad., A.
	V	Davidoff	1708	Strad., A.
	V	Provigny	1716	Strad., A.
	V	ex Sarasate	1724	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Partello, Dwight J. American b 24.8.1841 d 13.7.1920	V	Duke of Edinburgh	1722	Strad., A.
	V	Lord Nelson	1690	Strad., A.
	V	Spanish	1723	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Salabue, Count Cozio di	V	Falk	1723	Strad., A.
	V	Lady Blunt	1721	Strad., A.
	V	Messie	1716	Strad., A.
	V	Muntz	1736	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Smithsonian Institution's Museum Washington DC	Va	Axelrod	1696	Strad., A.
	V	Greffuhle	1709	Strad., A.
	C	Marylebone	1688	Strad., A.
	V	Ole Bull	1677	Strad., A.
	C	Servais	1701	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

The Library of Congress Washington DC	V	Betts	1704	Strad., A.
	V	Brookings	1654	Amati, Nicolá
	Va	Cassavetti	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Castelbarco	1699	Strad., A.
	C	Castelbarco	1697	Strad., A.
	V	Ward	1700	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

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Janigro, Antonio Italian b 21.01.1918 Milano d 01.05.1989 Milano	V	-	?	Amati
	V	-	?	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Joachim, Joseph Austrian-Hungarian b 28.06.1831 Kittsee d 15.08.1907 Berlin	V	Alard	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Cremonese ex Joachim	1715	Strad., A.
	V	David Hochstein	1715	Strad., A.
	V	De Barrou ex Joachim	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Gillot	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Joachim, Morgan	1708	Strad., A.
	V	ex Joachim	1714	Strad., A.
	V	Joachim	1723	Strad., A.
	V	ex Joachim-Aranyi	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Kortschak-ex Joachim	1698	Strad., A.
Remarks: On the Joachim, Morgan 1708 Strad Joachim says: 'I always loved it on account of its beautiful tone and refined make, and I would not have parted with it, unless for the sake of a dear friend, who had played it for years, and now wishes to possess it.' [38] p 135. Joachim bought the ex Joachim when he was 19 years old from Herrn Müller of Bremem in 1849. He played upon it 36 years and exchanged it for the De Barrou ex Joachim dated 1715. [68], p 58
Dedicated works: Brahms, Johannes:Concerto for Viol. and Orch. in D major op. 77 Brahms, Johannes:Concerto for Violin Cello and Orch. in A minor op. 102 Brahms/Schumann/Dietrich:Sonata for Piano and Violin (F.A.E.) Bruch, Max:Concerto for Viol. and Orch. No. 1 Schumann, Robert:Fantasy for Viol. and Orch. in C major op. 131

Josefowicz, Leila Canadian b ??.??.1977 Toronto	V	Ebersolt	1739	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Ruby	1708	Strad., A.
	V	ex Sennhauser	1735	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: L. Josefowicz played the Guarneri del Gesu 1735 and the Ruby Strad on loan of the Stradivari Society of Chicago. Now she plays the Ebersolt on loan of Herbert Axelrod. [163]; [124]

Kennedy, Nigel English b 28.12.1956 Brighton	V	Cathédrale	1707	Strad., A.
Kennedy, Nigel English b 28.12.1956 Brighton	V	Lafont	1735	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Kennedy got the Cathédrale 1986 after it had been owned by Cassadesus 1955-84.
Teachers: Sir Yehudi Menuhin School, England DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music, New York

Keulen, Isabelle van Dutch b 16.12.1966 De Hoef	V	-	1757	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Kirshbaum, Ralph American b 04.03.1946 Denton (Tex.)	C	-	1729	Montagnana, Domenico
Remarks: -

Kliegel, Maria German b ??.??.???? Dillenburg	C	ex Gendron	1693	Strad., A.
Remarks: [29]

Kochánski, Paul Polish b 14.09.1887 Odessa d 12.01.1934 New York	V	Kochanski	1741	Guarn. d. G.
	V	ex Kochanski	?	Strad., A.
	V	Rosenheim	1686	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Koh, Jennifer ? b ??.??.????	V	Garcin	1731	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Kokkonen, Elissa Lee ? b ??.??.????	V	ex Kreisler	1733	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: The ex Kreisler is owned by Celement R. Arrison and lent through the Stradivari Society of Chicago

Kolisch, Rudolf American/Austrian b 20.07.1896 Klamm (A) +1.8.1978 Watertown (Mass.)	V	Mlynarski	1718	Strad., A.
Remarks: Kolisch is one of few violinists who hold the instrument with the right hand. [107] p 417

Kovács, Dénes Hungarian b 18.04.1930 Vac	V	-	1742	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Krebbers, Herman Dutch b 18.06.1923 Hengelo	V	-	1741	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Kreisler, Fritz American/Austrian b 02.02.1875 Vienna d 29.01.1962 New York	V	Hubermann, ex Kreisler	1733	Strad., A.
	V	ex Kreisler	1733	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [107] p 429; [68] p 85
Dedicated works: Elgar, Edward:Concerto for Violin (1910) Martinu, Bohuslav:Czech Rapsody Rachmaninow, Sergej:Variationen über ein Thema von Corelli Ysaye, Eugéne:Sonata for Violin solo, op. 27, no. 4

Kremer, Gidon Lette-German b 27.02.1947 Riga	V	-	?	Guadagnini
	V	ex Baron von Feilitzsch	1734	Strad., A.
	V	ex David	1730	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Kreutzer, Rodolphe French b 16.11.1766 Versailles d 06.01.1831 Geneve	V	Kreutzer	1720	Strad., A.
	V	Kreutzer	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Kreutzer	1731	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Dedicated works: Beethoven, Ludwig van:Sonata for Viol. no. 9, Op. 47 "Kreutzer"

Kubelik, Jan Czech b 05.07.1880 Michle n. Prag d 05.12.1940 Prag	V	Emperor ex Gillot	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Jan Kubelik	1687	Strad., A.
	V	ex Kubelik	1735	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Libon	1729	Strad., A.
	V	Sancy	1713	Strad., A.
Remarks: Kubelik owned 16 historical instruments. This collection was dissolved 1932. [107] p 433; [122] p 118
Teachers: Sevcik, Otakar - Prag Conservatory

Kulenkampff, Georg German b 23.01.1898 Bremen d 04.10.1948 Schaffhausen	V	Nadaud, Kuhlenkampff	1734	Strad., A.
Remarks: Kulenkampff was one of the finest violinists of his days in Germany. He also was concertmaster of the Bremen Philharmonic Orchestra. [143] lot 50; [107] p 435
Teachers: Wendel, Erich - Bremen Heß, Willy - Berlin (1913 - 1916) Pupils: Zacharias, Helmut

Kussmaul, Rainer b ??.??.????	V	-	1692	Unknown
Remarks: -

Lafer, Oscar Brazilian b ??.??.1932 Brazil	V	Monsieur de Cuvillon	1745	Guadagnini, G. B.
	V	-	?	Pressenda
	V	Koeber	1725	Strad., A.
	V	Lord Dunraven	1710	Strad., A.
Remarks: [85]
Teachers: Totenberg, Roman - Mannes Music School in New York

Lafont, Charles Phillipe French b ??.??.1781 Paris d ??.??.1839 nr. Tarbes	V	Lady Tennant, ex Lafont	1699	Strad., A.
	V	ex Lafont	1699	Strad., A.
	V	Lafont	1735	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Unfortunately it's not known which of both Strads Lafont played on in a joint concert with Paganini in Milan in 1816. [137] Lot 40

Laredo, Jaime American/Bolivian b 07.06.1941 Cochabamba	V	Gariel	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Latzko, Reinhard b ??.??.????	C	-	1750	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Lin, Cho-Liang Chinese b 29.1.1960 Taiwan	V	Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Dushkin, Bellarosa	1707	Strad., A.
	V	Huggins	1708	Strad., A.
Remarks: Lin sold the Dushkin 1990 to a collector in Taiwan with the condition that this instrument be loaned to promising young Chinese players. [136]

Lipinski, Karl Joseph Pole b 30.10.1790 Radzyn d 16.12.1861 Orlow, near Lemberg	V	Lipinski	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: [38] p 193

Little, Tasmin b ??.??.????	V	-	1757	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Lu, Wei
Chinese
b ~1980 ?????

1866

Vuillaume, J.-B.

Remarks:

Wei Lu is scholarship holder of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends Foundation.

Mutter, Anne-Sophie: Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends (Recipients) [97], Scholarship Holders

Teachers:

Gulli, Franco - Bloomington, Indiana
Krebbers, Herman - Amsterdam
Brandis, Thomas - Berlin
Turban, Ingolf - Stuttgart
Bashmet, Yuri
Levin, Walter
Oistrach, Igor
Ughi, Uto
Haendel, Ida

Lunny, Cora Venus Irish b 23.12.1981 Dublin	V	-	1723	Montagnana, Domenico
Lunny, Cora Venus Irish b 23.12.1981 Dublin	V	ex Hartmann	1752	Guadagnini, J. B.
Remarks: [31]; [17]
Teachers: Sarbu, Eugene Sushanskaya, Rimma

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Paganini Quartet - - -	V	-	1680	Strad., A.
	V	-	1727	Strad., A.
	Va	-	1731	Strad., A.
	C	-	1736	Strad., A.
Remarks: These instruments were made by A. Stradivari and once posessed by Paganini. Later they have been posessed by Nihon Ongaku Zaidan and now lent to Tokyo String Quartet. [149]

Paganini, Nicolo Italian b 27.10.1782 Genoa d 27.5.1840 Nice	V	Amatese	1668	Strad., A.
	V	Cannone	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Dessaint	1629	Strad., A.
	V	Paganini	1724	Strad., A.
	Va	Paganini	1731	Strad., A.
	C	Paganini	1736	Strad., A.
	V	ex Sarasate	1724	Strad., A.
	C	Stanlein	1707	Strad., A.
Remarks: 'I heard an angel sing in the Agadio' said Robert Schumann after hearing Paganini. About the 1724 violin Paganini said: 'This violin has a tone as big as a double bass, never will I sell it as long as I live.' [94]

Palm, Siegfried German b 25.04.1927 Wuppertal	C	-	1708	Battista-G., G.
Remarks: -

Parisot, Aldo American/Brazil b 30.09.1920 Natal (Bra)	C	De Munck	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Parlow, Kathleen
Canadian
b 20.09.1890 Calgary, Alberta
d 19.08.1963 Oakville (near Toronto)

Kathleen Parlow

1735

Guarn. d. G.

Remarks:

Kathleen Parlow was the first foreigner accepted to study in the St. Petersburg Conservatory (1906).

National Library of Canada: The Virtual Gramophone - Kathleen Parlow [99]; Homzy, Andrew: eMail to José Sánchez-Penzo dated Januar 4, 2002 (unpublished). [75]

Teachers:

Coward, Conrad
Holms, Henry - San Francisco
Auer, Leopold - St. Petersburg Conservatory

Parnas, Leslie American b 22.11.1931 Saint Louis	C	Rosette	1698	Goffriller
Remarks: -

Pasquier, Bruno French b 10.12.1943 Neuilly-sur-Seine	Va	-	~1600	Maggini
Remarks: -

Pasquier, Régis French b 10.10.1945 Fontainebleau	V	-	?	Strad., A.
	V	-	?	Montagnana, Domenico
	V	-	?	Montagnana, Domenico
Remarks: -

Patipatanakoon, Annalee
Canadian
b 06.08.1966

Fite,Windsor

1717

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Ms. Patipatanakoon is laureate of Belgium's Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition in 1989.

Depas, Mireille: Mails from Mireille Depas, Belgium, dated 05., 06. and 10.05.2002 (unpublished) [30]

Teachers:

Elson, Lise
Rosand, Aaron
Gulli, Franco
Fried, Miriam

Pauk, György English/Hungarian b 26.10.1936 Budapest	V	-	1714	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Perlman, Itzhak Israelian/American b 31.08.1945 Tel Aviv	V	General Kyd	1714	Strad., A.
	V	ex Sauret	1740	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Sinsheimer	1721	Strad., A.
	V	Soil	1714	Strad., A.
Remarks: Perlman got his second Stradivarius the Soil 1986. He no longer owns the General Kyd, which was also owned by Sinsheimer.

Perényi, Miklós Hungarian b 05.01.1948 Budapest	C	-	1730	Gagliano
Remarks: -

Piatigorsky, Gregor American/Russian b 04.04.1903 Jekaterinoslaw d 6.8.1976 Los Angeles	C	-	1670	Amati, Nicolá
	C	Batta	1714	Strad., A.
	C	Baudiot	1725	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Pidoux, Roland French b 29.10.1946 Paris	C	-	1692	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Pigott, S. J. Irish b ??.??.????	C	Piatti	1720	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Poulet, Gérard French b 12.08.1938 Bayonne	V	-	?	Strad., A.
Poulet, Gérard French b 12.08.1938 Bayonne	V	ex Marteau	1731	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [107] p

Primrose, Wiliam Scotch b 23.08.1903 Glasgow d 01.05.1982 Provo	Va	-	1600	Amati
	Va	-	1697	Guarn., Guiseppe f. A.
Remarks: -

Pré, Jacqueline du English b 26.01.1945 Oxford d 19.10.1987 London	C	-	?	Goffriller, Francesco
	C	-	?	Peresson, S.
	C	Davidoff	1712	Strad., A.
	C	Jacqueline du Pré	1673	Strad., A.
Remarks: Sergio Peresson, Philadelphia (USA), is a modern instrument maker. He died 1991.
Dedicated works: Goehr, Alexander:Romance

Príhoda, Vása Czech b 22.08.1900 Vodnany d 26.07.1960 Vienna	V	Duc de Camposelice	1710	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Rachlin, Julian Lithuanian b ??.??.1974 Vilna	V	ex Carrodus	1742	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Rachlin's instrument - the ex Carrodus - is a loan of the Austrian National Bank.

Repin, Vadim Russian b 31.08.1971 Novosibirsk	V	?	1720	Strad., A.
Repin, Vadim Russian b 31.08.1971 Novosibirsk	V	Ruby	1708	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Ruby is owned by Mary Galvin and is lent by the Stradivari Society of Chicago. Formerly, from 1985 to 1989, Repin was using the Stradivari dated 1720, which was said to have belonged to Henrik Wieniawski. It was lent from the USSR national collection but he had to return it when he moved to Germany in 1989.

Ricci, Ruggiero American/Italian b 24.07.1918 San Francisco	V	-	1774	Storioni, Lorenzo
	V	Constable	1731	Bergonzi, Carlo
	V	De Beriot	1744	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Duc de Camposelice	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Ernst	1709	Strad., A.
	V	Gibson	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	V	ex Joachim	1714	Strad., A.
	V	Lafont	1735	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Monasterio	1719	Strad., A.
	V	Ole Bull	1677	Strad., A.
	V	Plowden	1735	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Rode	1722	Strad., A.
	V	ex Vieuxtemps	1739	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Douglas Pudney: 'Amongst his collection of violins he - Ricci - especially favours a Guarneri which belonged to his ditinguished predecessor Bronislaw Huberman.' [119] In a record of Decca titled "The Glory of Cremona" Ricci plays on the last 12 instruments listed here. Ricci on instruments: '...Generally speaking, the more output and resource an instrument has, the more difficult it is to handle. Ultimately, it is the player who must adapt himself to his violin if it is to respond to its best advantage.' [172]

Rosand, Aaron American b 15.03.1927 Hammond	V	Kochanski	1741	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: Rosand on his Kochanski Guarneri del Gesú dated 1741: 'With the first notes I played on this magical instrument, I lost my heart. Every time I visited Wurlitzer's, I spent a couple of hours practicing on the 'Kochanski' My dream was, one day, to own this violin which was superior to any other I had experienced, both in tonal quality and aesthetic appearance'. [127]

Rose, Leonard American b 27.07.1918 Washington d 16.10.1984 Cronton-Hudson	C	-	1662	Amati, Nicolá
Remarks: -

Rostal, Max English/Austrian b 07.08.1905 Teschen	V	Charles Reade	1733	Guarn. d. G.
Rostal, Max English/Austrian b 07.08.1905 Teschen	V	Max Rostal	1697	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 672; [68]

Rostropovich, Mstislav Aserbaidschan b 27.03.1927 Baku	C	Duport	1711	Strad., A.
Remarks: On the sound of instruments Rostropovich says: 'Modern music requires different sounds - often a harsher sound for the cello to rise above the orchestra. My Stradivary is incredibly bautiful, but as a performer I don't always need a beautiful sound and use modern instruments where appropriate'. [148]
Dedicated works: Penderecki, Krzysztof:Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1982)

Roth, Linus
German
b 31.05.1977 Ravensburg

Dancla

1703

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Roth plays the Dancla 1703 Strad on loan from the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg. He is winner of numerous prizes:

"Jugend Musiziert" in 1992 (1st prize)
"International Violin Competition Novosibirsk" in 1995 (1st prize)
Music Competition Budapest "Joseph Szigeti" in 1997 (2nd prize)
"Music Forum - Young Classic World" Award in 1999

Since 1998 he is scholarship holder of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends Foundation.

Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester: Web Site: [80]

Teachers:

Chumachenco, Nicolas - Musikhochschule Freiburg i. Br.
Bron, Zakhar - Lübeck (1993 - 1999)
Chumachenco, Ana - Musikhochschule Zürich

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Salerno-Sonnenberg, Nadja American/Italian b ??.??.????	V	General Kyd	1714	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Sammons, Albert English b 23.2.1886 London d 24.08.1957 London	V	-	?	Guadagnini
	V	-	?	Strad., A.
	V	-	1696	Goffriller
	V	ex Sammons	1704	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Sarasate, Pablo de Spanish b 10.03.1844 Pamplona d 20.09.1908 Biarritz	V	Boissier	1713	Strad., A.
	V	David	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	ex Sarasate	1724	Strad., A.
	V	ex Sarasate	1724	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Boissier was a gift from the Queen Isabella. He bequeathed his favourite instrument, the ex Sarasate, to the Paris Conservatoire. [107] p 692; [133]
Teachers: Sáez, M. R. - Madrid Rodríguez, Manuel - Madrid Alard, Delphin - Paris Conservatoire
Dedicated works: Bruch, Max:Concerto for Viol. and Orch. No. 2 Bruch, Max:Schottische Phantasie Dvorak, Antonin:Mazurek, op. 49 Joachim, Joseph:Variationen for Violin and Orchestra Laló, Edouard:Symphnie Espagnole Laló, Edouard:Violin Concerto in f minor Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Concerto No. 1 A Major, op. 20 Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Concerto No. 2 C Major, op. 58 Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Concerto No. 3 h minor, op. 61 Saint-Saëns, Camille:Rondo Capriccioso Wieniawski, Henri:Violin Concerto No. 2 d minor, op. 22

Sarbu, Eugene Romanian b 1950 Pietrari	V	-	1756	Balestrieri, T.
Sarbu, Eugene Romanian b 1950 Pietrari	V	ex Innes,Loder	1729	Strad., A.
Remarks: Sarbu on his instruments: 'Players have always been attracted to their instruments - to the point of passion. I have also caught this "virus" and I love violins. Everything about them fascinates me: shape, varnish, elegeance of their heads, or the lack of it. Then there is that great mistery: the sound, and one never ceases to be amazed at the miraculous difference between one instrument and another. Every violin has its own personality yet it will sound different according to the individual player.' [20]

Sauzey, Eugène
French
b 14.07.1809 Paris
d 24.01.1901 Paris

Thibaud

1709

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Flesch, Carl: Erinnerungen eines Geigers [50], Holoman, D. Kern: Appendices to accompany The Société des Concerts du Conservatoire (1828-1967) </a> [74]

Pupils:

Flesch, Carl - Paris Conservatoire

Schafran, Daniel Russian b 13.11.1923 Petrograd	C	-	1630	Amati
Remarks: -

Schiff, Heinrich Austrian b 18.11.1952 Gmunden	C	-	1698	Strad., A.
Schiff, Heinrich Austrian b 18.11.1952 Gmunden	C	Mara	1711	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p. 701
Teachers: Hochschule für Musik, Vienna Kühne, Tobias Navarra, André Pupils: Vogler, Jan

Schmid, Benjamin
Austrian
b ??.??.1968 Vienna

ex Brustlein

1707

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Schmid plays on the 'Brustlein' Strad on loan of the Austrian National Bank.

Paris, Alain: Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [107] p 709; RB Artists: Benjamin Schmid [117]

Schneiderhan, Wolfgang Austrian b 28.05.1915 Vienna	V	ex Liebig	1704	Strad., A.
Remarks: Schneiderhan married 1948 the sopran Irmgard Seefried. The works by Henze and Martin are dedicated to both. [107] p 709
Dedicated works: Henze, Hans Werner:Ariosi (1964) Martin, Frank:Maria Triptychon (1968)

Schröder, Jaap Dutch b 31.12.1925 Amsterdam	V	-	1665	Stainer, J.
Remarks: -

Schwalbé, Michel French b 27.10.1919 Radom	V	King Maximilian	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: Schwalbé, for a long time (1957 - 1984) concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, played the King Maximilian on loan of the Axel-Springer-Stiftung Berlin to whom he returned the instrument after his retirement. [107]; [45]

Scotta, Frida Danish b 31.03.1871 Copenhagen d 29.04.1948 Ohlstadt, Germany	V	ex Scotta-Kaulbach	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Scotta was born as Frida Schytte but used the name Scotta in her profession. She married Fritz August von Kaulbach 1897. [60]; [28]

Servais, Adrien Francois Belgian b ??.??.1807 d ??.??.1866	C	Servais	1701	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Shaham, Gil Israelian-American b 19.02.1971	V	-	?	Guadagnini
Shaham, Gil Israelian-American b 19.02.1971	V	Countess Polignac	1699	Strad., A.
Remarks: On the Countess Polignac Shaham says: 'I had always thought of myself as a 'del Gesú' player. But then I found this fiddle. I think it's the most powerful Strad I've played on, because it'll take anything.' Bein & Fushi initially loaned him this instrument. Later, as the owner wanted to sell it, he acquired it. 'It has been a long love affair with this fiddle. After five years I feel I'm just learning how to play it. [152] p 119

Shiokawa, Yuko Japanese b 01.06.1946 Tokyo	V	Emperor ex Gillot	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: Yuko Shiokawa is the wife of pianist Andras Schiff. The Emperor ex Gillot was lent to Yuko Shiokawa by conductor Rafael Kubelik, which is a son of Jan Kubelik. [122] p 340

Shumsky, Oscar American b 23.03.1917 Philadelphia	V	Duke of Cambridge	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Sitkovetsky, Dmitry American/Azerbaijan b 27.091954 Baku	V	ex Reiffenberg	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 739
Teachers: Jankelewitsch, Jurij - Moscow Besrodny, Igor - Moscow Andrassian, Josef - Moscow Galamian, Ivan - Julliard School of Music in New York

Sivó, Josef Austrian/Hungarian b 26.11.1931 Arad	V	-	1694	Guarneri, Pietro
Remarks: -

Soldat-Roeger, Marie Austrian b 25.03.1864 Graz d 30.09.1955 Graz	V	-	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	ex Soldat-Roeger	1742	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: The Guarneri del Gesù dated 1742 was lent to Ms. Soldat-Roeger by the Wittgenstein family, who also sponsored the string quartet, she founded with Elsa von Plank on second violin, Mahler's friend Natalie Bauer-Lechner on viola and Leontine Gärtner on cello. [112]

Spalding, Albert American b 15.08.1888 Chicago d 26.05.1953 New York	V	-	1732	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

St. John, Scott Canadian b ??.??.1969 London, Canada	V	Fite,Windsor	1717	Strad., A.
St. John, Scott Canadian b ??.??.1969 London, Canada	V	ex Scotta-Kaulbach	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Stadler, Sergej Russian b 20.05.1962 Leningrad	V	-	1712	Strad., A.
Remarks: Stadler's Stradivarius dated 1712 was for 16 years one of David Oistrakh's prefered instruments.

Starker, Janos American/Hungarian b 05.07.1924 Budapest	C	-	1705	Goffriller
	C	ex Aylesford	1696	Strad., A.
	C	Nova	1707	Guarneri
Remarks: -

Stern, Isaac American/Ukranian b 21.07.1920 Kremenetz d 22.09.2001 New York	V	ex Panette	1737	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Ysaye	1740	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -
Dedicated works: Dutilleux, Henri: Violinconcerto 'L'arbre des songes' Penderecki, Krzysztof: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (1977)

Stilz, Manfred German b 13.09.1946 Saarbrücken	C	-	1810	Ventapane, Lorenzo
Remarks: -

Suggia, Guilhermina Portuguese b ??.??.1888 d 1950	C	Suggia	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Suk, Josef Czechslovakian b 08.08.1929 Prag	V	Duc de Camposelice	1710	Strad., A.
	V	ex Hill	1841	Guadagnini
	V	Libon	1729	Strad., A.
	V	Prinz von Oranje	?	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Suk	1683	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Szeryng, Henryk Mexican/Polish b 22.09.1918 Zelazowa Wola d 03.03.1988 Kassel	V	-	?	Strad., A.
	V	-	1752	Guadagnini
	V	King David	1734	Strad., A.
	V	Leduc	1743	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Sanctae Theresiae	1685	Guarneri
Remarks: Zelazowa Wola, near by Warsaw, is also Frédéric Chopin's birth place. Szeryng was a quite uncommon character. He spoke fluently seven languages. During the WW II he was the official translator of General Sikorski's Polish Exile Government in London and gave hundreds of concerts for the Allied Forces. [107] p 774; [122] p 222; [79]
Teachers: Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1929 - 1932) Thibaud, Jacques - Paris (1932 - 1937) Heß, Willy - Berlin Bouillon, Gabriel - Paris Conservatoire Boulanger, Nadia - Paris Conservatoire

Szigeti, Joseph American/Hungarian b 05.09.1892 Budapest d 19.02.1973 Luzern	V	-	?	Guarneri
Remarks: [107] p 775
Teachers: Hubay, Jeno - Budapest
Dedicated works: Bartók, Béla: Rhapsodies No. 1 Bartók, Béla: "Contrasts" Bloch, Ernest: Violin Concerto No. 1 Bloch, Ernest: "La Nuit exotique" Casella, Alfredo: Violin Concerto Hamilton Harty, Herbert: Violin Concerto Prokofjew, Sergei: "Melody" op. 35, No. 1 Rawsthorne, Alan: Sonata for Violin Ysaye, Eugéne: Sonata op. 27, No. 1

Székely, Zoltán American/Hungarian b 08.12.1903 Kocs	V	Michelangelo	1718	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Dedicated works: Bartok, Bela:Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 2

Sádlo, Milos Czechslovakian b 13.04.1912	C	-	1750	Gagliano
Remarks: -

Takezawa, Kyoko Japanese b ??.??.1966 Nagano	V	Hammer	1707	Strad., A.
Takezawa, Kyoko Japanese b ??.??.1966 Nagano	V	Ruby	1708	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Takezawa used the Ruby for 2 years, later the Hammer both on loan through the Stradivari Society, Chicago. [146]

Tertis, Lionel English b 29.12.1876 West Hartlepool d 22.02.1975 Wimbledon	Va	-	?	Montagnana, Domenico
	Va	-	?	Tertis, Lionel
Remarks: Tertis prefered quite big instruments. He ordered his own viola "Tertis-Model", which has a length of 43 cm.

Tetzlaff, Christian German b 29.04.1966 Hamburg	V	?	1713	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 787
Teachers: Haiberg, Uwe-Martin - Musikhochschule Lübeck

Thibaud, Jacques French b 27.09.1880 Bordeaux d 01.09.1953 Basses Alpes	V	ex Berou, ex Thibaud	1714	Strad., A.
	V	Thibaud	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: Thibaud died in an airplane crash 1953. His instrument, the Strad dated 1709, was destroyed in this accident. [106], p 729 and [68], p 50

Totenberg, Roman German b 01.01.1913 Lodz	V	-	?	Guarn. d. G.
Totenberg, Roman German b 01.01.1913 Lodz	V	Ames	1734	Strad., A.
Remarks: Roman Totenberg played the Ames at a London Festival Hall concert on February 28, 1961, performing Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in D with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent. In the early 1980s the Ames was stolen after a concert and has never been recovered. [68] p 85; [50]; [85]
Teachers: Flesch, Carl Pupils: Wang, Mira Lafer, Oscar

Tua, Teresina Italian b ??.??.1866 d ??.??.1956	V	-	1667	Amati, A. & G.
	V	ex Ludwig Mond, ex Tua	1709	Strad., A.
	V	ex Rivals Mazere di Toulouse	1708	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Ughi, Uto Italian b 21.01.1944 Busto Arsizio	V	General Kyd	1714	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

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Accardo, Salvatore Italian b 26.09.1941 Turin	V	-	1742	Montagnana, Domenico
	V	Cannone	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Firebird	1718	Strad., A.
	V	Hart	1727	Strad., A.
	V	ex Reiffenberg	1717	Strad., A.
	V	Reynier	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Zahn	1719	Strad., A.
Remarks: Accardo played Paganini's Cannone for a recording of the label Dynamic. [42]
Teachers: Ambrosio, Luigi d' Austruc, Yvonne - Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena
Dedicated works: Piston, Walter:Fantasia for Violin Xenakis, Iannis:Dikhtas

Almond, Frank ? b ??.??.????	V	Dushkin	1701	Strad., A.
Remarks: Frank Almond has been given this instrument on loan through the Stradivari Society, Chicago.

Altenburger, Christian Austrian b 07.09.1957 Heidelberg	V	-	1680	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 16
Teachers: Morawec, Ernst - Vienna DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music in New York

Altman, Julian American b ??.??.???? d 12.08.1985 Connecticut	V	Gibson ex Hubermann	1713	Strad., A.
Remarks: Julian Altman was a café violinist who is said to have stolen Hubermann this instrument from his dressing room at Carnegie Hall while Hubermann was performing on his Guarneri del Gesú. After his death in a correctional facility in Connecticut his widow gave in court contradictory versions of the theft. Altman, who played on the Gibson for nearly 50 years, was in prision not due to the theft but due to sexual abuse of his wife's grandchild. [134]

Amoyal, Pierre French b 22.06.1949 Paris	V	ex Kochanski	?	Strad., A.
Amoyal, Pierre French b 22.06.1949 Paris	V	Milanollo	1728	Strad., A.
Remarks: The ex Kochanski was stolen 1987. It reappeared 1991 in Torino. Meanwhile Amoyal had bought 1990 the Minaloto from Christian Ferras. [106]

Arányi, Jelly d' English/Hungarian b 30.05.1893 Budapest d 30.03.1966 Florence	V	-	-	Bergonzi, Carlo
	V	Lord Dunraven	1710	Strad., A.
Remarks: Jelly d'Arányi was a grand-niece of Joseph Joachim and a sister of Adila Fachiri. Holst's Double Concerto is dedicated to both sisters. [110] and [107] p 27
Teachers: Hubay, Jenó - Royal Academy Budapest
Dedicated works: Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1 Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2 Holst, Gustav:Double Concerto Ravel, Maurice:Tzigane Somervell, Arthur:Konzertstück Williams, Ralph Vaughan:Concerto Accademico

Auer, Leopold Hungarian b 07.06.1845 Vezprém d 17.07.1930 Dresden-Loschwitz	V	Auer	1690	Strad., A.
	V	Auer	1691	Strad., A.
	V	Parke	1711	Strad., A.
Remarks: Leopold Auer, as a teacher and player, is considered to have been a successor of Joseph Joachim . [107] 35
Teachers: Kohne, Ridley - Budapest Dont, Jacob (until 1858) Hellmesberger, Joseph - Vienna Joachim, Joseph - Hannover (1863 - 1864) Pupils: Dushkin, Samuel Elman, Mischa Hansen, Cecilia Heifetz, Jascha Menges, Isolde Milstein, Nathan Parlow, Kathleen Seidel, Toscha Zimbalist, Efrem
Dedicated works: Glazunov, Alexander:Violin Concerto Opus 82 in A minor Glazunov, Alexander:String Quartett no. 5 Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Concerto for Violin and Orch. in D major Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Melancholische Serenade

Ayo, Félix Italian/Spanish b 01.07.1933 Sestao	V	-	1768	Gagliano, G.
Remarks: -

Baillot, Pierre French b 01.10.1771 Passy d 15.09.1842 Paris	V	Baillot-Pommerau	1694	Strad., A.
	V	Kathleen Parlow	1735	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Thibaud	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: [50]

Barton, Rachel
American
b 11.10.1974 Chicago

ex Lobkowicz

1617

Amati, A. & G.

Lord Coke

1744

Guarn. d. G.

Remarks:

Ms. Barton played upon the ex Lobkowicz on loan from the Stradivari Society of Chicago through Bein & Fushi, Inc. She plays the ex-Lord Coke on loan of the Fazenda Ipiranga, Guaranesia/MG, Brasil.

Stradivari Society: The Stradivari Society [146]; Barton, Rachel: Rachel Barton - Home Page [5]

Teachers:

Vamos, Roland
Vamos, Almita
Gonzalez, Ruben
Scholz, Werner
Darvarova, Elmira

Becker, Hugo German b 13.02.1863 Strassbourg d 30.07.1941 Geiselgasteig	C	Becker	1719	Strad., A.
Remarks: Becker was Robert Hausmann's successor at the Hochschule für Musik Berlin. [107] p 59
Teachers: Becker, Jean Kündinger, Kanu - Mannheim Grützmacher, Friedrich - Dresden Heß, Karl - Dresden Piatti, Alfredo Pupils: Grummer Harrison, Beatrice Mainardi, Enrico Hoelscher, Ludwig Walenn, Herbert

Becker-Bender, Tanja German b 11.02.1978 Stuttgart	V	-	1761	Guadagnini, J. B.
Becker-Bender, Tanja German b 11.02.1978 Stuttgart	V	-	1728	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [132]
Teachers: Melcher, Wilhelm (1992 - 1996) Takeno, David - Guildhall School, London Brainin, Norbert DeLay, Dorothy Mintz, Shlomo Pichler, Günter

Bell, Joshua American b 09.12.1967 Bloomington, Indiana	V	-	1726	Strad., A.
	V	Gibson ex Hubermann	1713	Strad., A.
	V	Tom Taylor	1732	Strad., A.
	V	Tom Taylor	1732	Strad., A.
Remarks: On the Tom Taylor he says: '...It's a little more robust, maybe a tiny bit less refined than the 1720s Golden Period instruments. I find it somewhere between a Strad and Guarneri in sound quality, which is ideal for me, so I really fell in love with it. I sold my previous instrument which was a very unusual guitar shaped Strad. Even after five years I feel I'm getting more out of this one each year' [41] He played on the Tom Taylor on loan through the Stradivari Society until he purchased it. [146] In 2001 Bell sold the Tom Taylor in order to purchase the Gibson, ex Hubermann. 'I instantaneously fell in love with the instrument like I never have before with a violin ... This is like a dream come true', he said. Bell, who played the soundtrack of the movie "The Red Violin" with the Tom Taylor, added 'It's ironic for me that I'm ending up with the red violin.' [171]
Dedicated works: Maw, Nicholas: Violin Concerto

Bianchi, Luigi Alberto ? b ??.??.????	V	Falmouth	1692	Strad., A.
Bianchi, Luigi Alberto ? b ??.??.????	V	ex Nachez	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Blacher, Kolja German b 15.01.1963 Berlin	V	Tritton	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 79
Teachers: DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School Shevelov, Ramy - Julliard School Végh, Sándor

Bott, Jean-Joseph German/American b ??.??.????	V	Duke of Cambridge	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Brosa, Antonio Spanish b 17.06.1894 Caronja d 23.03.1979 Barcelona	V	Vesuvius	1727	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Brown, Iona English b ??.??.???? Salisbury	V	Booth	1716	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Teachers: Szeryng, Henryk - Paris
Dedicated works: Blake, David: Violin Concerto

Bull, Ole Norwegian b 05.02.1810 Bergen d 17.08.1880 Lysø nearby Bergen	V	Ole Bull	1677	Strad., A.
	V	Telaki	1690	Strad., A.
Remarks: His complete name was Ole Bornemann Bull. [60] p 208

Busch, Adolf Swiss/German b 08.08.1891 Siegen d 09.06.1952 Guilford (USA)	V	Wiener	1732	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Bylsma, Anner Dutch b 17.02.1935 Den Haag	C	-	1695	Goffriller
	C	-	1835	Pressenda
	C	Servais	1701	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Campoli, Alfredo English/Italian b 20.10.1906 Rome d 27.03.1991 London	V	Baillot-Pommerau	1694	Strad., A.
	V	Dragonetti	1700	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Dedicated works: Drummond Bliss, Arthur: Violin Concerto

Cappelletti, Andrea Italian b ??.??.????	V	-	1690	Guarneri
Cappelletti, Andrea Italian b ??.??.????	V	Holroyd	1727	Strad., A.
Remarks: Cappelletti about his Holroyd Strad: "As soon as I played the Holroyd I knew it was my violin. When you play it, there's something very special about it, and some of the tones you produce are quite unexpected". [25]

Carmirelli, Pina Italian b 23.01.1914 Varzi	V	Tuscan	1690	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Tuscan is property of the italian goverment. [106] It was made for the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de Medici. [68]

Cartier, Jean Baptiste French b ??.??.1765 Avignon d ??.??.1841 Paris	V	Cathédrale	1707	Strad., A.
Remarks: Cartier was a pupil of Viotti, on whose recommendation he had attained the post of accompanist of Marie-Antoinette. From 1791 until 1821 he was assistent leader of the Paris Opéra Orchestra and from 1804 until 1830 member of the Court Orchestra. He gave the name Cathédraleto his instrument. [138] Lot No. 21
Teachers: Viotti, Giovani Battista

Casals, Pablo Spanish b 29.12.1876 Vendrell d 22.10.1973 San Juan	C	-	?	Goffriller
Remarks: -

Cassadó, Gaspar Spanish b 30.09.1897 Barcelona d 24.12.1966 Madrid	C	-	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Caussé, Gerard French b 26.06.1948 Toulouse	Va	-	1570	da Salo, Gasparo
Remarks: -

Chee-Yun Korean b ??.??.????	V	-	1669	Ruggieri, Francesco
Remarks: Chee-Yun uses Thomastik Dominat strings. [87]

Chevillard, Pierre Belgian b 15.01.1811 Anvers d 20.12.1877 Paris	C	King of Portugal,ex Chevillard	1725	Strad., A.
Remarks: Chevillard was one of Delphin Alard's quartet partners. [157] [74]

Chung, Kyung-Wha Korean b 26.03.1948 Seoul	V	Harrison	1693	Strad., A.
Chung, Kyung-Wha Korean b 26.03.1948 Seoul	V	ex Kubelik	1735	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [107] p 150
Teachers: Galamian, Ivan - Julliard School of Music in New York (1960 - 67)

Chung, Myung-Wha American/Korean b 19.03.1944 Seoul	C	Braga	1731	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Cristiani, Lisa French b ??.??.1827 Paris d ??.??1853 Tobolsk, Siberia				Unknown
Remarks: [18] p 200; [38] p 109
Dedicated works: Mendelssohn B: "Song Without Words" Op. 109

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Galamian, Ivan American/Russian b 05.02.1902 Täbris d 14.04.1981 New York	V	ex Walton	1680	Amati, Nicolá
Remarks: [107] p 277
Teachers: Capet, Lucien - Paris

Galimir, Felix American/Austrian b 12.05.1910 Vienna	V	Woolhouse	1720	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Garrett, David German/American b 04.09.1980 Aachen	V	-	?	Vuillaume, G. B.
Garrett, David German/American b 04.09.1980 Aachen	V	San Lorenzo	1718	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Gawriloff, Saschko German b 20.10.1929 Leipzig	V	-	?	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Gendron, Maurice French b 26.12.1920 Nice d 20.08.1990 Grez-sur-Loing	C	ex Gendron	1693	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] 289; [29]
Dedicated works: Françaix, Jean:Fantasie Françaix, Jean:Konzertvariationen Hindemith, Paul:Violin Concerto no. 2 Puolenc, Francis:Serenade

Gerle, Robert
American/Hungarian
b 01.04.1924 Abazzia, Italy

1733

Klotz, Georg

ex Hubay, ex Gerle

1726

Strad., A.

Remarks:

Gerle's teacher Géza de Kresz was a pupil of Hubay and Sevcik. Gerle as a child is said to have heard Hubay play the instrument he would own many years later. After a recital with the cellist Piatigorsky the audience was so impressed with the affinity between Gerle and his instrument the ex Hubay that several members of the Board of the San Diego Symphony decided to help him acquire it. Originally Gerle did not want accept such an obligation and asked Piatigorsky for guidance, who meant: 'You must not let such a rare and great opportunity to go by, even if you have to rob a bank, you must accept the offer. One way or the other, you will find a way to pay back the loan".
With ownership came curiosity and Mr. Gerle began with the research of the instrument's provenance. He traced the way the ex Hubay went and found out that it formerly had been owned by Paganini. O´Neill Beall, Judson: Robert Gerle. [105]
Unfortunately Mr. Gerle had to part with his instrument - and inseparable companion for over 30 years - due to a shoulder injury, which put an end to his career as a violinist. Gerle, Robert: Letter to José Sánchez-Penzo dated September 13, 1998 (unpublished). [55]

Being both a performer and conductor Mr. Gerle has recorded extensively. Besides this he has published 2 violin teaching books:

The Art of Bowing Practice
Stainer & Bell, Ltd. Publishers, London
The Art of Practising the Violin
Stainer & Bell, Ltd. Publishers, London

Teachers:

Kresz, Géza de - Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest

Geyer, Stefi ? b ??.??.1888 d ??.??.1956	V	-	-	Unknown
Remarks: [60] p 199; [16] pp 14, 15, 20, 82, 83
Teachers: Hubay, Jenö - Budapest
Dedicated works: Bartok, Bela: Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 1

Gingold, Josef American/Russian b 28.10.1909 Brest-Litowsk d 11.01.1995 Bloomington, Indiana USA	V	Martinelli	1683	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Gitlis, Ivry Israelian b 22.08.1922 Haifa	V	Sancy	1713	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Teachers: Flesch, Carl Enescu, George Thibaud, Jacques Pashkus, Théodore
Dedicated works: Maderna, Bruno: Pièce pour Ivry

Giuranna, Bruno Italian b 06.04.1933 Milano	Va	-	1690	Tononi
Remarks: -

Gluzman, Vadim Israelian b ??.??.????	V	-	1711	Guarneri, Pietro
Gluzman, Vadim Israelian b ??.??.????	V	Auer	1690	Strad., A.
Remarks: On the Auer 1690 Strad Gluzman says: 'To play on such an instrument is a great honor for any artist. It has allowed me to bring to physical reality a great deal of my conception of violin sound. When I picked up this violin and the first notes emanated from my bow, I understood my life had changed. I felt that my musical ideas coul flow from then on without barriers.' [38] p 446

Goldberg, Szymon American/Polish b 01.06.1909 Wloclaweck d 19.07.1993 Toyama (Japan)	V	Baron Vita	1734	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Gordon, Jacques b ??.??.????	V	De Rougemont	1703	Strad., A.
Gordon, Jacques b ??.??.????	V	Tom Taylor	1732	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Goritzki, Johannes German b ??.??.1942 Tübingen	C	-	1730	Goffriller
Remarks: -

Gotkovsky, Nell French b 26.09.1939 Athis-Mons	V	-	1770	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Grevesmühl, Maria German b ??.??.???? d 1996 Bremen	V	Muir-Mackenzie	1694	Strad., A.
Remarks: Professor Grevesmühl, one of the most notable violin teachers in Germany, was murdered 1996 by a Romanian fellow in order to take her Strad. [156]

Grümmer, Paul German b 26.02.1879 Gera d 30.10.1965 Zug (CH)	C	Stanlein	1707	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Grumiaux, Arthur Belgian b 21.03.1921 Villers-Perwin d 16.10.1986 Brussels	V	Hemmel	1744	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Titan	1727	Strad., A.
	V	Titian	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 322
Teachers: Dubois, Alfred - Brussels Conservatoire Enescu, George - Paris

Gulli, Franco Italian b 01.09.1926 Trieste	V	-	1747	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Haendel, Ida English/Pole b 15.12.1928 Chelm, Poland	V	-	1696	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 332; [62]
Teachers: Flesch, Carl Enescu, George

Hagner, Viviane German b ??.??.1976 Munich	V	-	1663	Guarn., Andrea
	V	Berlin Hochschule	1709	Strad., A.
	V	Sasserno	1717	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Teachers: Jaffé, Abraham - Berlin Brandis, Thomas - Berlin Liberman, Viktor -Amsterdam Kopec, Patinka - New York Zukerman, Pinchas - New York

Harrell, Lynn American b 30.01.1944 New York	C	-	1720	Montagnana, Domenico
Harrell, Lynn American b 30.01.1944 New York	C	Jacqueline du Pré	1673	Strad., A.
Remarks: Lynn Harrell named his Stradivarius Cello, he owned after Ms. du Pré's death, Jacqueline du Pré. [65]

Harth, Sidney American b 05.10.1929 Cleveland	V	Comte D'Armaille	1737	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Hasson, Maurice Venezuelan/French b 06.07.1934 Berck-Plage	V	-	1727	Strad., A.
Hasson, Maurice Venezuelan/French b 06.07.1934 Berck-Plage	V	-	1981	Vatelot, Etienne
Remarks: -

Hattori, Joji Japanese b ??.??.???? ???	V	Haemmerle	1733	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: [66]
Teachers: Küchel, Rainer - Musikhochschule in Vienna Krebbers, Hermann Schwalbé, Michel Spivakov, Vladimir

Hausmann, Robert German b ??.??.1852 d 1909	C	Hausmann	1724	Strad., A.
Remarks: Robert Hausmann, member of the Joachim Quartett, was given this instrument by George Hausmann, his uncle. He played on it at the premiere of Brahms' Double Concerto, op. 102, which took place on 18 October 1887 at Cologne with Joachim playing the violin part and Brahms conducting. He also premiered with it Brahms' Second Cello Sonata, op. 99, with the composer at the piano. [11]; [32]
Dedicated works: Brahms, Johannes:Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Op. 99

Heifetz, Jascha
American/Russian
b 02.02.1901 Vilna
d 10.12.1987 Los Angeles

David

1742

Guarn. d. G.

Dolphin

1714

Strad., A.

Heifetz-Piel

1731

Strad., A.

Remarks:

The first performance of Mendelsohn's Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 2 was played by Ferdinand David with the Guarneri del Gesú from 1742, later owned by Sarasate and Heifetz. Paris, Alain: Lexikon der Interpreten klassischer Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [106], p 317

Mr. Bloomfield of Los Angeles purchased the Heifetz-Piel for Heifetz. Henley, William: Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments [68], p 82

Henkel, Christoph German b 26.09.1946 Marburg	C	ex Barbirolli	1700	Goffriller
Remarks: -

Hess, Willy German b 14.07.1839 Mannheim d 17.02.1939 Berlin	V	-	?	Guadagnini
Remarks: -

Hoelscher, Ulf German b 17.01.1942 Kitzingen	V	-	1742	Guarn. d. G.
Hoelscher, Ulf German b 17.01.1942 Kitzingen	V	Tritton	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 355
Teachers: Masurat, Bruno - Heidelberg Conservatoire Rostal, Max Gingold, Joseph - University of Indiana Galamian, Ivan - Curtis Institute of Philadelphia Makanowitzky, Paul - Curtis Institute of Philadelphia

Hoffman, Gary American b 24.06.1956 Vancouver	C	-	1662	Amati, Nicolá
Remarks: -

Hubay, Jenö Hungarian b 15.09.1858 Budapest d 12.03.1937 Vienna	V	-	?	Guarneri, Pietro
	V	ex Hubay, ex Gerle	1726	Strad., A.
Remarks: [60] p 199
Teachers: Jocahim, Joseph - Berlin Vieuxtemps, Henri - Paris Pupils: Eldering, Bram Geyer, Stefi Szigéti, Jósefz Varga, Tibor Vecsey, Franz von

Hubermann, Bronislaw Polish b 19.12.1882 Czestochowa d 15.06.1947 Corsier s. Vevey	V	Gibson ex Hubermann	1713	Strad., A.
	V	Gibson	1734	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Hubermann, ex Kreisler	1733	Strad., A.
Remarks: George Alfred Gibson was a famous English violinist. Hubermann was stolen the Gibson twice: 1919 and 1936. It reappeared 1987. For more details look at "The Way The Gibson Went": Bill Palmer: Twice stolen.

Isserlis, Steven English b 19.12.1958 London	C	-	1745	Guadagnini
	C	-	1740	Montagnana, Domenico
	C	De Munck	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks:

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Varga, Tibor English/Hungarian b 04.07.1921 Gyór	V	-	1733	Guarneri
Remarks: -

Vecsey, Franz von Hungarian b 23.03.1893 Budapest d 06.04.1935 Rom	V	-	?	Strad., A.
Remarks: -
Teachers: Hubay, Jenö - Budapest
Dedicated works: Sibelius, Jean:Violin concerto in d minor, op. 47

Vengerov, Maxim Russian b 20.08.1974 Novosibirsk	V	-	1723	Strad., A.
	V	ex Kiesewetter	1723	Strad., A.
	V	Reynier	1727	Strad., A.
Remarks: Vengerov's instrument has been loaned to him by Clement Arrison (owner) through the Stradivari Society of Chicago. [3]

Vito, Gioconda de Italian b 26.07.1907 Martina Franca	V	-	1762	Gagliano, N.
	V	ex Bazzini	1715	Strad., A.
	V	Tuscan	1690	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Tuscan is property of the italian goverment. It was made for the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de Medici

Vogler, Jan German b 18.02.1964 Berlin	C	-	1712	Guarn., Guiseppe f. A.
Vogler, Jan German b 18.02.1964 Berlin	C	Hausmann	1724	Strad., A.
Remarks: The Hausmann has been loaned to Vogler by René Morel Rare Violins.
Teachers: Vogler, Peter Schwab, Josef Schiff, Heinrich

Végh, Sándor French/Hungarian b 17.05.1912 Kolozsvár/Cluj d 07.01.1997 Salzburg	V	Paganini	1724	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Walevska, Christine American b 08.03.1948 Los Angeles	C	-	1740	Bergonzi, Carlo
Remarks: -

Wang, Mira Chinese b ??.??.???? Beijing	V	-	1863	Vuillaume
	V	-	1859	Rocca
	V	Joachim, Morgan	1708	Strad., A.
Remarks: [131]

Wilhelmj, Emil German b 21.09.1845 Usingen d 22.01.1908 London	V	Wilhelmj	1725	Strad., A.
Remarks: His full name was Emil Daniel Friedrich Viktor August Wilhelmj. He was a pupil of Ferdinand David who introduced him to Richard Wagner and played as concert master at the first performance of the 'Ring' in Bayreuth 1876. After Wagner's death 1883 he returned to Bayreuth to be one of his 12 pallbearers. [107] p 844 and [47] p 244, 409

Wilkomirska, Wanda Polish b 11.01.1929 Warschau	V	-	1747	Gagliano
Remarks: [107] p 845

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David, Ferdinand German b ??.??.1810 Hamburg d 1873 Switzerland	V	David	1742	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Payne, ex Ferdinand David	1730	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: David was born in Mendelssohn's birth house. [60] p 82. and [14]
Dedicated works: Mendelssohn:Concerto in E minor, OP. 64 for Viol. and Orch. Schumann, Robert:Sonata for Viol. and Piano in D minor op. 121

Doktor, Paul American/Austrian b 28.03.1919 Vienna d 21.06.1989 New York	Va	-	16??	Guarneri
Remarks: -

Dumay, Augustin
French
b 17.01.1949 Paris

1721

Strad., A.

Remarks:

According to Alain Paris in Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert Dumay's 1721 Strad was formerly owned by Kreisler. However, no evidence can be found in Doring, Ernest N.: How Many Strads? - Our Heritage from the Master [38] nor Goodkind, Herbert K.: Violin Iconography of Antonio Stradivari [56] indicating Kreisler's ownership of a 1721 Strad.

Paris, Alain: Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [107] p 214; Roeseler, Albrecht: Große Geiger unseres Jahrhunderts [122] p 412

Teachers:

Charmy, Roland - Paris Conservatoire
Milstein, Nathan
Grumiaux, Arthur - Belgium (1962 - 1967)

Dushkin, Samuel American/Polish b 13.12.1891 Suwalki d 24.6.1976 New York	V	-	1739	Guarn. d. G.
	V	Dushkin	1701	Strad., A.
	V	Dushkin, Bellarosa	1707	Strad., A.
Remarks: Stravinsky dedicated Dushkin his Violin Concerto. Allthough the manuscript has no dedication, it contains the following note signed by the composer: 'Cette oeuvre a été créé sous ma direction le 23 octobre 1931 au concert du rundfunk de Berlin par Samuel Dushkin auquel je garde une reconnaissance profonde et une grande admiration pour la valeur hautement artistique de son jeu'. [58]; [78]
Teachers: Auer, Leopold - New York Kreisler, Fritz - Paris
Dedicated works: Stravinsky, Igor:Concerto in Ré for Violin and Orchestra

Edinger, Christiane
German
b 20.03.1945 Potsdam

1623

Amati

Remarks:

Christiane Edinger is the daughter of pianist Gerhard Puchelt (1914 - 1987).

Chadwick, Evelyn: Birth of a concerto [24]; Paris, Alain: Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert [107] p 221; Depas, Mireille: Mails from Mireille Depas, Belgium, dated 05., 06. and 10.05.2002 (unpublished) [30]

Teachers:

Brero, Vittorio - Musikakademie Berlin
Milstein, Nathan - Julliard School of Music in New York
Fuchs, Joseph - Julliard School of Music in New York

Eldridge, Alison b ??.??.????	C	-	?	Peresson, S.
Remarks: Ms. Alison plays on the Peresson instrument which was formerly owned by Jacqueline du Pré. [39]

Elman, Mischa American/Ucranian b 08.01.1891 Talnoj d 5.4.1967 New York	V	-	?	Strad., A.
	V	Madame Récamier	1717	Strad., A.
	V	Samazeuilh	1735	Strad., A.
	V	ex Vidoudez	1703	Strad., A.
Remarks: [12], p 31

Emiliani, Cesare Italian b ??.??.1805 d ??.??.1887	V	Emiliani	1703	Strad., A.
	V	ex Emiliani	1723	Strad., A.
	V	Plowden	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: Emiliani was a virtuoso of Bologna who lived some years in London. [68] p 41

Enescu, George Romanian b 07.08.1881 Liveni-Virnav d 04.05.1955 Paris	V	-	?	Strad., A.
	V	-	?	Guarneri
	V	-	?	Koll
Remarks: [107] p 225
Teachers: Hellmesberger, Joseph jr. - Vienna Fuchs, Joseph -Vienna Marsick, Martin - Paris Conservatoire

Ernst, Heinrich Wilhelm b ??.??.????	V	Ernst	1709	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Estournet, Jean French b 28.06.1944 Paris	V	-	1620	Maggini
Remarks: [107] p 233
Teachers: Asselin, André - Paris Conservatoire

Fachiri, Adila Hungarian b 26.02.1886 Budapest d 15.12.1962 Florence	V	-	1715	Strad., A.
	V	ex Joachim-Aranyi	1715	Strad., A.
Remarks: Adila Fachiri, born von Aranyi (later d'Arayni), was a grand-niece of Joseph Joachim and the sister of Jelly d'Aranyi. Holst's Double Concerto is dedicated to both sisters. Ms. Fachiri was presented this instrument by Joachim. [110]
Teachers: Hubay, Jenö - Budapest Conservatory Joachim, Joseph - Berlin
Dedicated works: Holst, Gustav:Double Concerto

Faust, Isabelle German b ??.??.1972 Esslingen	V	Sleeping Beauty	1720	Strad., A.
Remarks: Ms. Faust on the Sleeping Beauty: 'I fell in love with it the first moment I saw and played it. Its wonderful, pure, warm, sparkling sound touched me right in the centre of my heart.' [161]

Ferras, Christian French b 17.06.1933 Le Touquet d 14.09.1982 Paris	V	Milanollo	1728	Strad., A.
	V	Präsident	1721	Strad., A.
Remarks: [107] p 243
Teachers: Ferras' father Bistesi, Charles - Nice Conservatoire Benedetti, René - Paris Conservatoire Calvet, Joseph - Paris Conservatoire Enescu, George (1949)

Feuermann, Emanuel American/Austrian b 22.11.1902 Kolmyja d 25.05.1942 New York	C	De Munck	1730	Strad., A.
Remarks: -

Fischer, Julia German b 15.06.1983 Munich	V	-	1728	Guarn. d. G.
Fischer, Julia German b 15.06.1983 Munich	V	Booth	1716	Strad., A.
Remarks:
Teachers: Chumachenco, Ana - Musikhochschule in Munich

Fleming, Amaryllis English b 10.12.1925 ??? d 27.07.1999 ???	C	-	????	Guarneri
	C	-	1717	Strad., A.
	C	-	1610	Amati
Remarks: [116]

Flesch, Carl Hungarian b 09.10.1873 Wieselburg (Moson) d 15.11.1944 Lucerne	V	-	?	Goffriller
	V	-	?	Storioni
	V	Brancaccio	1725	Strad., A.
	V	ex Flesch	1745	Guadagnini, Lorenzo
	V	ex Flesch	1757	Guarn., Pietro (II)
Remarks: In his memoirs Flesch writes on the Brancaccio: 'I played this instrument until 1931, and I partly owe to it my reputation as an artist, I got since my 33rd birthday.' The actual name of Wieselburg is Mosonmagyaróvár. [107] p 253; [50]; [118]
Teachers: Back, Adolf - Vienna (1883 - 1885) Maxintsak, Josef - Vienna Conservatoire Grün, Jakob M. - Vienna Conservatoire Marsick, Martin - Paris Conservatoire (1890 - 1894) Pupils: Calame, Blaise Gimpel. Bronislav Goldberg, Szymon Haendel, Ida Hassid, Josef Honigberger, Erna Juda, Jo Lichinsky Moodie, Alma Neveu, Ginette Odnopossoff, Ricardo Rössner Romano Rostal, Max Schneeberger Straumann Stucki, Aida Stucki, Jürg Szerynk, Henryk Temianka, Henri Thoman Totenberg, Roman Wolfsthal, Josef Zilzer, Ibolyka

Fodor, Eugene American b 05.03.1950 Turkey Creek (Col.)	V	-	1736	Guarn. d. G.
Remarks: -

Fontanarosa, Patrice French b 04.09.1942 Paris	V	-	1727	Guarn. d. G.
Fontanarosa, Patrice French b 04.09.1942 Paris	V	-	?	Vuillaume
Remarks: [107] p 256
Teachers: Talluel, Line - Paris Conservatoire Pasquier, Pierre - Paris Conservatoire Calvet, Joseph - Paris Conservatoire

Fournier, Pierre French b 24.06.1906 Pris d 08.01.1986 Geneva	C	-	1722	Goffriller
	C	-	?	Miremont
Remarks: [107] p 260
Teachers: Bazelaire, Paul - Paris Conservatoire Hekking, Andre - Paris Conservatoire

Francescatti, Zino French b 09.08.1902 Marseille d 16.09.1991 La Ciotat	V	Hart	1727	Strad., A.
Remarks: Francescatti sold his Stradivarius Hart, he owned since 1942, for founding the International Violin Contest in Aix-en-Provence. [106]

Fukai, Hirofumi Japanese b 10.02.1942 Saitama	Va	-	1722	Gagliano, A.
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Named Instruments: (D-F)

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Table of Contents:

1 Last Updates:

2 The Violin Makers' Ancestors Tree:

The masters' name, town they settled as well as birth and death date so far known, are listed below.

3 Intruments Provenance:

Named Instruments Instrument Players Instrument Collectors Sources Register

4 Intruments Stories:

The Gibson: "Twice Stolen" by Bill Palmer

5 Index:

Index to "Antonio Stradivari - His Life and Instruments" by William Henley

6 Acknowledgments for Data:

Not only your comments and suggestions but also your contributions to complete these data are welcome. I'll give full credits. Write to: jose.sanchez@jose-sanchez-penzo.net

Players: (M-O)

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Teachers: Scholz, János - Julliard School of Nusic New York Rose, Leonard - Julliard School of Nusic New York

Teachers: Rostropovich, Mstisla - Conservatoire Moscow

Teachers: Eisenberg, Maurice - Ecole Normale Paris Piatigorsky, Gregor - Paris and USA Boulanger, Nadia Juliette - Paris

Teachers: Mr. Marsick - his father Léonard, Hubert - Royal Brussels Conservatoire Pupils: Flesch, Carl Thibaud, Jacques Enescu, George

Dedicated works: Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Sonata No. 1

Teachers: Bünzli Léonard, Hubert - Paris Garcin, Jules - Paris Conservatoire Molique, Bernhard - Paris Joachim, Joseph - Berlin

Dedicated works: Reger, Max:Violin Concerto

Teachers: Hoelscher, Ludwig - Musikhochschule Stuttgart Reichardt, Walter - Musikhochschule Stuttgart Casals, Pablo - Zermatt and Prades (1954 - 55)

Teachers: Janigro, Antonio - Düsseldorf and Stuttgart

Teachers: Helmerson, Franz Schakowskaya, Natalie Schiff, Heinrich

Teachers: Nothas, Walter - Munich Isserlis, Steven - England Schiff, Heinrich - Salzburg and Vienna Helmerson, Frans - Cologne Rostropovich, Mstislav Geringas, David

Teachers: Bronin, Wolodar - Moscow Central Music School (1969 - 78) Kogan, Leonid B. - Moscow Conservatoire

Teachers: Honigberger, Erna Stucki-Piraccini, Aida - Winterthur Conservatoire

Teachers: Sabatil, Jos. - Budapest Joachim, Joseph - Berlin Musikhochschule Léonard, Hubert - Paris

Teachers: Ms. Neveu (her mother) Talluel, Line Enescu, George Boucherit, Jules - Paris Conservatoire Boulanger, Nadia Flesch, Carl

Dedicated works: Poulenc, Francis:Sonata for Violin and Piano

Teachers: Klasse, Aaron - Buenos Aires (1919- 1926) Deman, Rudolf (1927 - 1928) Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1928 - 1932) Pupils: Sivó, Josef

Dedicated works: Berger, Theodor:Violin Concerto Mognone, Francisco:Variationen über ein Brasilianisches Thema

Teachers: Stoljarski, Pjotr S. Pupils: Sushanskaya, Rimma Kremer, Gidon

Sources:

(Source section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Collectors:

(Collector section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Players: (J-L)

(Player section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Teachers: Sir Yehudi Menuhin School, England DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music, New York

Dedicated works: Elgar, Edward:Concerto for Violin (1910) Martinu, Bohuslav:Czech Rapsody Rachmaninow, Sergej:Variationen über ein Thema von Corelli Ysaye, Eugéne:Sonata for Violin solo, op. 27, no. 4

Dedicated works: Beethoven, Ludwig van:Sonata for Viol. no. 9, Op. 47 "Kreutzer"

Teachers: Sevcik, Otakar - Prag Conservatory

Teachers: Wendel, Erich - Bremen Heß, Willy - Berlin (1913 - 1916) Pupils: Zacharias, Helmut

Teachers: Totenberg, Roman - Mannes Music School in New York

Teachers: Gulli, Franco - Bloomington, Indiana Krebbers, Herman - Amsterdam Brandis, Thomas - Berlin Turban, Ingolf - Stuttgart Bashmet, Yuri Levin, Walter Oistrach, Igor Ughi, Uto Haendel, Ida

Teachers: Sarbu, Eugene Sushanskaya, Rimma

Players: (P-R)

(Player section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Teachers: Coward, Conrad Holms, Henry - San Francisco Auer, Leopold - St. Petersburg Conservatory

Teachers: Elson, Lise Rosand, Aaron Gulli, Franco Fried, Miriam

Dedicated works: Goehr, Alexander:Romance

Dedicated works: Penderecki, Krzysztof:Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1982)

Teachers: Chumachenco, Nicolas - Musikhochschule Freiburg i. Br. Bron, Zakhar - Lübeck (1993 - 1999) Chumachenco, Ana - Musikhochschule Zürich

Players: (S-U)

(Player section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Teachers: Sáez, M. R. - Madrid Rodríguez, Manuel - Madrid Alard, Delphin - Paris Conservatoire

Teachers: Hochschule für Musik, Vienna Kühne, Tobias Navarra, André Pupils: Vogler, Jan

Dedicated works: Henze, Hans Werner:Ariosi (1964) Martin, Frank:Maria Triptychon (1968)

Teachers: Jankelewitsch, Jurij - Moscow Besrodny, Igor - Moscow Andrassian, Josef - Moscow Galamian, Ivan - Julliard School of Music in New York

Dedicated works: Dutilleux, Henri: Violinconcerto 'L'arbre des songes' Penderecki, Krzysztof: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (1977)

Teachers: Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1929 - 1932) Thibaud, Jacques - Paris (1932 - 1937) Heß, Willy - Berlin Bouillon, Gabriel - Paris Conservatoire Boulanger, Nadia - Paris Conservatoire

Teachers: Hubay, Jeno - Budapest

Dedicated works: Bartok, Bela:Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 2

Teachers: Haiberg, Uwe-Martin - Musikhochschule Lübeck

Teachers: Flesch, Carl Pupils: Wang, Mira Lafer, Oscar

Players: (A-C)

(Player section of The Way Famous String Instruments Went)

Teachers: Ambrosio, Luigi d' Austruc, Yvonne - Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena

Dedicated works: Piston, Walter:Fantasia for Violin Xenakis, Iannis:Dikhtas

Teachers: Morawec, Ernst - Vienna DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music in New York

Teachers: Hubay, Jenó - Royal Academy Budapest

Dedicated works: Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1 Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2 Holst, Gustav:Double Concerto Ravel, Maurice:Tzigane Somervell, Arthur:Konzertstück Williams, Ralph Vaughan:Concerto Accademico

Teachers: Kohne, Ridley - Budapest Dont, Jacob (until 1858) Hellmesberger, Joseph - Vienna Joachim, Joseph - Hannover (1863 - 1864) Pupils: Dushkin, Samuel Elman, Mischa Hansen, Cecilia Heifetz, Jascha Menges, Isolde Milstein, Nathan Parlow, Kathleen Seidel, Toscha Zimbalist, Efrem

Dedicated works: Glazunov, Alexander:Violin Concerto Opus 82 in A minor Glazunov, Alexander:String Quartett no. 5 Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Concerto for Violin and Orch. in D major Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Melancholische Serenade

Teachers: Vamos, Roland Vamos, Almita Gonzalez, Ruben Scholz, Werner Darvarova, Elmira

Named Instruments
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Teachers:

Scholz, János - Julliard School of Nusic New York
Rose, Leonard - Julliard School of Nusic New York

Teachers:

Rostropovich, Mstisla - Conservatoire Moscow

Teachers:

Eisenberg, Maurice - Ecole Normale Paris
Piatigorsky, Gregor - Paris and USA
Boulanger, Nadia Juliette - Paris

Teachers:

Mr. Marsick - his father
Léonard, Hubert - Royal Brussels Conservatoire

Pupils:

Flesch, Carl
Thibaud, Jacques
Enescu, George

Dedicated works:

Saint-Saëns, Camille:Violin Sonata No. 1

Teachers:

Bünzli
Léonard, Hubert - Paris
Garcin, Jules - Paris Conservatoire
Molique, Bernhard - Paris
Joachim, Joseph - Berlin

Dedicated works:

Reger, Max:Violin Concerto

Teachers:

Hoelscher, Ludwig - Musikhochschule Stuttgart
Reichardt, Walter - Musikhochschule Stuttgart
Casals, Pablo - Zermatt and Prades (1954 - 55)

Teachers:

Janigro, Antonio - Düsseldorf and Stuttgart

Teachers:

Helmerson, Franz
Schakowskaya, Natalie
Schiff, Heinrich

Teachers:

Nothas, Walter - Munich
Isserlis, Steven - England
Schiff, Heinrich - Salzburg and Vienna
Helmerson, Frans - Cologne
Rostropovich, Mstislav
Geringas, David

Teachers:

Bronin, Wolodar - Moscow Central Music School (1969 - 78)
Kogan, Leonid B. - Moscow Conservatoire

Teachers:

Honigberger, Erna
Stucki-Piraccini, Aida - Winterthur Conservatoire

Teachers:

Sabatil, Jos. - Budapest
Joachim, Joseph - Berlin Musikhochschule
Léonard, Hubert - Paris

Teachers:

Ms. Neveu (her mother)
Talluel, Line
Enescu, George
Boucherit, Jules - Paris Conservatoire
Boulanger, Nadia
Flesch, Carl

Dedicated works:

Poulenc, Francis:Sonata for Violin and Piano

Teachers:

Klasse, Aaron - Buenos Aires (1919- 1926)
Deman, Rudolf (1927 - 1928)
Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1928 - 1932)

Pupils:

Sivó, Josef

Dedicated works:

Berger, Theodor:Violin Concerto
Mognone, Francisco:Variationen über ein Brasilianisches Thema

Teachers:

Stoljarski, Pjotr S.

Pupils:

Sushanskaya, Rimma
Kremer, Gidon

Teachers:

Sir Yehudi Menuhin School, England
DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music, New York

Dedicated works:

Elgar, Edward:Concerto for Violin (1910)
Martinu, Bohuslav:Czech Rapsody
Rachmaninow, Sergej:Variationen über ein Thema von Corelli
Ysaye, Eugéne:Sonata for Violin solo, op. 27, no. 4

Dedicated works:

Beethoven, Ludwig van:Sonata for Viol. no. 9, Op. 47 "Kreutzer"

Teachers:

Sevcik, Otakar - Prag Conservatory

Teachers:

Wendel, Erich - Bremen
Heß, Willy - Berlin (1913 - 1916)

Pupils:

Zacharias, Helmut

Teachers:

Totenberg, Roman - Mannes Music School in New York

Teachers:

Gulli, Franco - Bloomington, Indiana
Krebbers, Herman - Amsterdam
Brandis, Thomas - Berlin
Turban, Ingolf - Stuttgart
Bashmet, Yuri
Levin, Walter
Oistrach, Igor
Ughi, Uto
Haendel, Ida

Teachers:

Sarbu, Eugene
Sushanskaya, Rimma

Teachers:

Coward, Conrad
Holms, Henry - San Francisco
Auer, Leopold - St. Petersburg Conservatory

Teachers:

Elson, Lise
Rosand, Aaron
Gulli, Franco
Fried, Miriam

Dedicated works:

Goehr, Alexander:Romance

Dedicated works:

Penderecki, Krzysztof:Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1982)

Teachers:

Chumachenco, Nicolas - Musikhochschule Freiburg i. Br.
Bron, Zakhar - Lübeck (1993 - 1999)
Chumachenco, Ana - Musikhochschule Zürich

Teachers:

Sáez, M. R. - Madrid
Rodríguez, Manuel - Madrid
Alard, Delphin - Paris Conservatoire

Teachers:

Hochschule für Musik, Vienna
Kühne, Tobias
Navarra, André

Pupils:

Vogler, Jan

Dedicated works:

Henze, Hans Werner:Ariosi (1964)
Martin, Frank:Maria Triptychon (1968)

Teachers:

Jankelewitsch, Jurij - Moscow
Besrodny, Igor - Moscow
Andrassian, Josef - Moscow
Galamian, Ivan - Julliard School of Music in New York

Dedicated works:

Dutilleux, Henri: Violinconcerto 'L'arbre des songes'
Penderecki, Krzysztof: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (1977)

Teachers:

Flesch, Carl - Berlin (1929 - 1932)
Thibaud, Jacques - Paris (1932 - 1937)
Heß, Willy - Berlin
Bouillon, Gabriel - Paris Conservatoire
Boulanger, Nadia - Paris Conservatoire

Teachers:

Hubay, Jeno - Budapest

Dedicated works:

Bartok, Bela:Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 2

Teachers:

Haiberg, Uwe-Martin - Musikhochschule Lübeck

Teachers:

Flesch, Carl

Pupils:

Wang, Mira
Lafer, Oscar

Teachers:

Ambrosio, Luigi d'
Austruc, Yvonne - Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena

Dedicated works:

Piston, Walter:Fantasia for Violin
Xenakis, Iannis:Dikhtas

Teachers:

Morawec, Ernst - Vienna
DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School of Music in New York

Teachers:

Hubay, Jenó - Royal Academy Budapest

Dedicated works:

Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1
Bartok, Bela:Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2
Holst, Gustav:Double Concerto
Ravel, Maurice:Tzigane
Somervell, Arthur:Konzertstück
Williams, Ralph Vaughan:Concerto Accademico

Teachers:

Kohne, Ridley - Budapest
Dont, Jacob (until 1858)
Hellmesberger, Joseph - Vienna
Joachim, Joseph - Hannover (1863 - 1864)

Pupils:

Dushkin, Samuel
Elman, Mischa
Hansen, Cecilia
Heifetz, Jascha
Menges, Isolde
Milstein, Nathan
Parlow, Kathleen
Seidel, Toscha
Zimbalist, Efrem

Dedicated works:

Glazunov, Alexander:Violin Concerto Opus 82 in A minor
Glazunov, Alexander:String Quartett no. 5
Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Concerto for Violin and Orch. in D major
Tchaikovsky, Peter I.:Melancholische Serenade

Teachers:

Vamos, Roland
Vamos, Almita
Gonzalez, Ruben
Scholz, Werner
Darvarova, Elmira

Teachers:

Becker, Jean
Kündinger, Kanu - Mannheim
Grützmacher, Friedrich - Dresden
Heß, Karl - Dresden
Piatti, Alfredo

Pupils:

Grummer
Harrison, Beatrice
Mainardi, Enrico
Hoelscher, Ludwig
Walenn, Herbert

Teachers:

Melcher, Wilhelm (1992 - 1996)
Takeno, David - Guildhall School, London
Brainin, Norbert
DeLay, Dorothy
Mintz, Shlomo
Pichler, Günter

Dedicated works:

Maw, Nicholas: Violin Concerto

Teachers:

DeLay, Dorothy - Julliard School
Shevelov, Ramy - Julliard School
Végh, Sándor

Teachers:

Szeryng, Henryk - Paris

Dedicated works:

Blake, David: Violin Concerto

Dedicated works:

Drummond Bliss, Arthur: Violin Concerto

Teachers:

Viotti, Giovani Battista

Teachers:

Galamian, Ivan - Julliard School of Music in New York (1960 - 67)

Dedicated works:

Mendelssohn B: "Song Without Words" Op. 109

Teachers:

Capet, Lucien - Paris

Dedicated works:

Françaix, Jean:Fantasie
Françaix, Jean:Konzertvariationen
Hindemith, Paul:Violin Concerto no. 2
Puolenc, Francis:Serenade

The Art of Bowing Practice
Stainer & Bell, Ltd. Publishers, London
The Art of Practising the Violin
Stainer & Bell, Ltd. Publishers, London

Teachers:

Kresz, Géza de - Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest

Teachers:

Hubay, Jenö - Budapest

Dedicated works:

Bartok, Bela: Concerto for Violin and Orch. No. 1

Teachers:

Flesch, Carl
Enescu, George
Thibaud, Jacques
Pashkus, Théodore

Dedicated works:

Maderna, Bruno: Pièce pour Ivry

Teachers:

Dubois, Alfred - Brussels Conservatoire
Enescu, George - Paris

Teachers:

Flesch, Carl
Enescu, George

Teachers:

Jaffé, Abraham - Berlin
Brandis, Thomas - Berlin
Liberman, Viktor -Amsterdam
Kopec, Patinka - New York
Zukerman, Pinchas - New York

Teachers:

Küchel, Rainer - Musikhochschule in Vienna
Krebbers, Hermann
Schwalbé, Michel
Spivakov, Vladimir

Dedicated works:

Brahms, Johannes:Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Op. 99

Teachers:

Masurat, Bruno - Heidelberg Conservatoire
Rostal, Max
Gingold, Joseph - University of Indiana
Galamian, Ivan - Curtis Institute of Philadelphia
Makanowitzky, Paul - Curtis Institute of Philadelphia

Teachers:

Jocahim, Joseph - Berlin
Vieuxtemps, Henri - Paris

Pupils:

Eldering, Bram
Geyer, Stefi
Szigéti, Jósefz
Varga, Tibor
Vecsey, Franz von

Teachers:

Hubay, Jenö - Budapest

Dedicated works:

Sibelius, Jean:Violin concerto in d minor, op. 47

Teachers:

Vogler, Peter
Schwab, Josef
Schiff, Heinrich