The Story of the Violin
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, ship in Art 1 schaikowskys learn their counterpoint and composition, with a higher aim in front of them, so they acquired all that could be taught with the ultimate object of launching out for themselves; not alone to establish a trade for themselves or to make money, but, in the better cases at least, to produce, to create, compose violins of their own individuality. And who will deny the great difference which lies between this conception of the violin-making art and that mostly prevailing ...in these days ? Of course, like our young composers, not all of them had something new to say ; not all were Amatis and Guarneris, or even Gaglianos and Gobettis. There were the talented and the dull ones, and the dull ones remained dull and became mere copyists and imitators. But it seems that the talented ones, while they were yet working with their master, were permitted to issue works with their own name. What a life-giving stimulus for work ! True 1 See Hermann Sfarcke : Die Geige, "A Otto: Uber der Bau und die Erhaltung der Geige"; Branzoli : Storico del Violinists 'S3 Story of the Violin art-spirit this was, such as the clever artisan these days knows not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ship in Art 1 schaikowskys learn their counterpoint and composition, with a higher aim in front of them, so they acquired all that could be taught with the ultimate object of launching out for themselves; not alone to establish a trade for themselves or to make money, but, in the better cases at least, to produce, to create, compose violins of their own individuality. And who will deny the great difference which lies between this conception of the violin-making art and that mostly prevailing ...in these days ? Of course, like our young composers, not all of them had something new to say ; not all were Amatis and Guarneris, or even Gaglianos and Gobettis. There were the talented and the dull ones, and the dull ones remained dull and became mere copyists and imitators. But it seems that the talented ones, while they were yet working with their master, were permitted to issue works with their own name. What a life-giving stimulus for work ! True 1 See Hermann Sfarcke : Die Geige, "A Otto: Uber der Bau und die Erhaltung der Geige"; Branzoli : Storico del Violinists 'S3 Story of the Violin art-spirit this was, such as the clever artisan these days knows not.
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