Fraternal Schisms in Luthery

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estebanana

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Fraternal Schisms in Luthery

For all interested in the greater history of instrument making here is a great podcast, highly recommend: The Violin Chronicles is well written, historically accurate and entertaining.

This episode is on the Brothers Amati- Antonio and Girolamo

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-violin-chronicles-podcast/id1670771664?i=1000614227143

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