AMATI

AMATI


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16th-century violin
Big name in strings
Big name in violins
Celebrated Italian violin maker
Celebrated Italian violinmaker
Cherished instrument
Choice violin
Classic violin
Classic violin maker
Classic violinmaker
Collectors violin
Craftsman during the reign of Charles IX
Craftsman of Cremona
Cremona artisan
Cremona craftsman
Cremona family
Cremona luthier
Cremona name
Cremona name of note
Cremona product
Cremona violin
Cremona violin-maker
Cremona violin-making family
Cremona violinmaker
Dear old violin
Early violin maker Andrea
Expensive name in strings
Expensive string
Expensive violin
Famed family of luthiers
Famed fiddle
Famed fiddle fashioner
Famed fiddlemaker
Famed violin maker
Family name in 16th- and 17th-century music
Family name in early violin-making
Family name of Italian violin makers
Famous violin maker
Fancy fiddle
Fancy-fiddle maker
Fine fiddle
Fine fiddle fashioner
Fine fiddle maker
Fine four-stringer
Fine violin
First violin?
Guarneris contemporary
Guarneris teacher
Heavily insured instrument
High-end viola
High-end violin
Instrument crafter of note
Instrument for Stern
Instrument that can cost around $600
Instrumental Italian family
It. violin maker
Italian family of violin craftsmen
Italian violin
Italian violin craftsman
Italian violin maker
Italian violinmaker
Maker of old strings
Maker of precious violins
Maker of violins
Master string craftsman
Master violin craftsman
Museum-worthy violin
Musical family name
Musical treasure
Name of fine violin makers
Nicola of Cremona
Nicolo or Geronimo of Cremona
Nicolo was one
Noted Italian violinmaker
Noted violin maker
Noted violin-maker
Noted violinmaker
One instrumental in music history?
Precious instrument
Precious strings
Precious violin
Priceless instrument
Priceless string
Pricey violin
Prized viola
Prized violin
Rare Italian violin
Rare strings
Rare violin
Renowned violin maker
Ritzy set of strings
Strads cousin
Strads kin
Stradivari mentor
Stradivari tutor
Stradivaris mentor
Stradivaris teacher
Stradivaris tutor
Stradivarius teacher
Stradivarius tutor
Stradivariuss teacher
String master
Stringed prize
Stringed treasure
Surname associated with expensive Italian violins
Surname associated with pricey Italian violins
Surname of noted luthiers
Teacher of Guarniere
Teacher of Stradivari
The Brothers ___ (violinmakers)
Treasured instrument
Treasured violin
Valuable instrument
Valuable musical antique
Valuable viol
Valuable viola
Valuable violin
Valued violin
Very fine fiddle
Very valuable violin
Vintage violin
Violin classic
Violin maker
Violin maker Nicol
Violin maker of note
Violin name
Violin teacher
Violin virtuoso of a sort
Violin virtuoso?
Violin-making clan
Violinists heirloom
Violinmaker
Violinmaker Nicolo
Violinmaker Nicol
Violinmaker of Cremona
Violinmaker who taught Stradivari
He made Cremona violins.
Famous make of violin.
Family of violin makers.
Violin
He taught Stradivarius violinmaking.
Famous Cremonian.
Superb violin.
Relative of a Strad.
A fine old violin.
Another virtuoso instrument.
Strad's relative.
Compatriot of Guarneri.
Cremona.
Famous family of Cremona.
Famous violin.
A priceless violin.
Stradivari's teacher.
Andrea or Niccolo.
Gentleman from Cremona.
Cremonese family.
Nicolo of Cremona.
Violin of value.
Strad's rival.
Musical instrument
Cremona's pride.
Violin family.
Strad's cousin
Instrument maker
Famous Italian.
Family from Cremona
Instrument for Heifetz
Cremonan
Violin label
Stradivari teacher
Nicolo
Man of Cremona
Relative of 69 Across.
Strad's companion
Super fiddle
Violin par excellence
Guarnieri's master
PAPA Andrea's violin
Great violin
Old violin
Violin for a virtuoso
Andrea or Nicolo of Cremona
Andrea or Nicoló of Cremona
Famous violin-maker
Cremonan violinmaker
Important name in Cremona
Gift for a virtuoso
Famed fiddle name
Cremona creation
Name of fame in Cremona
Noted Cremona artisan
Cremona-made violin
Instrument for Elman
Creation at Cremona
He didn't just fiddle around
Instrument for Perlman
Strad's kin
Teacher of Guarnieri
Nicolò of Cremona
Violin designer
String fellow?
Famed violin
Noted violin
Famed violinmaker
Famous fiddle
Strad competitor
Cremona fabricator
Strad's competition
Instrument for 1 Across
Cremona notable
Designer of the modern violin
Music maker of the 16th century
Violinist's heirloom
Stradivari's mentor
Stradivarius's teacher
Violin maker Nicolò
Master with strings
One instrumental in history?
Treasured strings
Andrea or Nicolò, in the music world
Big name in old strings
Centuries-old instrument
Violinist's prize
Fine Cremona violin
Prized Italian instrument
Brother Antonio or Girolamo in music history
Master of strings
Italian known for pulling strings?
Musical family name from Cremona
Cremona violin family
A graduate, with it, returned violin
A coaster, one showing violin-maker
Soak leaving biscuits for musical family
Foreign friend holding a square violin
One felt interest in violin
Did Menuhin play one a bit melodramatically?
Cremona strings master
Early luthier family name
Fine instrument dramatist uses
Dramatic part for violin or cello
Quality instrument used by dramatist
Fiddle in!
Wartime show mounted to conceal a fiddle
Italian, a master for stringing up
Fiddle in the morning at 1
Violin piece from 6
Violinists prized possession
First-class strings
First-class strings
Big name in violin-making
Italian violin maker, d. 1684
Rug with top-class exterior is an expensive fiddle
Violin family name
Anyhow, dont moas constitute extinct species?
Court supporting Italian barmans decision
David Bowie song that gave Mott the Hoople a top ten hit in 1972
A lot of post about violinist's latest violin
Stopping a month in France, finally fit as a fiddle
One takes a bow when playing this part in dramatisation
Craftsman on the fiddle a dull one
They designed fiddles somewhat melodramatically
Family of Italian violin makers active in Cremona in the 16th and 17th centuries
Name of a family of Italian violin makers active in Cremona from about 1549 to 1740
Fiddle perhaps somewhat melodramatically
Scam at issue in part is famous fiddle
Violin master who taught Stradivari




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