Epuisé
Collectif
Violins, Vuillaume
A Great French Violin Maker of the 19th Century (1798-1875)
Collection :
Catalogues d’exposition
Date de parution :
octobre 1998
Présentation
The catalogue of the exhibition goes back over Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume's career, the French instrument maker, emblematic of the spirit of invention and interprise of the nineteenth century
Table des matières
Foreword, Brigitte Marger
- Beyond a first temporary exhibition, Marie-France Calas
- The Soul of an instrument maker flown from Mirecourt, Jeanne Villeneuve
- Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume, the whale of instrument making, Emmanuel Jaeger
- The French Stradivarius, Étienne Vatelot
- Round table on Vuillaume, Emmanuel Jaeger
- Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume: a success story, Sylvette Milliot
- Savart and Vuillaume, Thierry Maniguet
- Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume: innovator or conservationist?, Malou Haine
- Bowed instruments during Vuillaume's time: teaching, technique and interpretation, Anne Penesco
- Music in Paris during Vuillaume's time. Pages from an album, Philippe Blay
- Delphin Alard: violonist, teacher and composer, Anne Penesco
- The French market for musical instruments during Vuillaume's time: first steps, Florence Gétreau
- Copies and pastiches in the decorative arts, Philippe Thiébaut
- Vuillaume and the first violin makers, Karel Moens
- About repetitive decorations and their instrumental supports, Jeanne Villeneuve
Notes
Catalogue
Informations
Format :
Broché
Poids :
1412 g
Dimensions : 24 x 27.5
Pagination :
280 pages
ISBN :
978-2-906460-82-9