Crossword Clue: Noted Italian violinmaker
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- 16th-century violin
- Andrea or Nicolò, in the music world
- Andrea or Nicolo of Cremona
- A fine old violin.
- Another virtuoso instrument.
- Big name in old strings
- Big name in strings
- Big name in violins
- Famed family of luthiers
- Famed fiddle fashioner
- Famed fiddle name
- Instrument bearing the coat of arms of France's Charles IX
- Instrument crafter of note
- Instrument for Elman
- Instrument for Heifetz
- Instrument for Perlman
- Instrument for Stern
- Famed violin
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- Instrument that can cost around $600,000
- Family from Cremona
- Family name in 16th- and 17th-century music
- Family name in early violin-making
- Family name of Italian violin makers
- Family name of Italian violinmakers
- Family of Italian luthiers
- Famous Cremona artisan
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- Fancy-fiddle maker
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- Early luthier family name
- Early violin maker Andrea
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- Designer of the modern violin
- Brother Antonio or Girolamo in music history
- Elite violin
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- Italian known for pulling strings?
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- Craftsman from Cremona
- Gift for a virtuoso
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- He didn't just fiddle around
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- Cremonan
- He taught Stradivari
- Important name in Cremona
- Heavily insured instrument
- Expensive string
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- Collector's violin
- High-end viola
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- Man of Cremona
- Valuable fiddle
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- Noted Cremona artisan
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- Noted Italian violinmaker
- Noted violin
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- Ritzy fiddle
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- The Brothers ___ (violinmakers)
- Very fine fiddle
- String fellow?
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- Musical family name from Cremona
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- PAPA Andrea's violin
- Name of fame in Cremona
- Name of fine violin makers
- Rare and pricey viola
- Rare Italian violin
- Rare strings
- Rare violin
- Old violin
- Nearly priceless fiddle
- Nearly priceless violin
- One instrumental in history?
- One instrumental in music history?
- Peer of Bergonzi, Guarneri, and Stradivari
- Precious strings maker
- Precious strings
- Precious violin
- Relative of a Strad.
- Nicola of Cremona
- Nicolo of Cremona
- Nicolo or Geronimo of Cremona
- Nicolo
- Priceless instrument
- Priceless string
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- Prized Italian instrument
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- Maker of fine violins
- Maker of old strings
- Maker of precious violins
- Super fiddle
- Super-fine fiddle
- Surname associated with expensive Italian violins
- Surname associated with pricey Italian violins
- Y'know, we always hear how great this guy's violins were, but maybe now it's all psychological that we think they sound so awesome
- Teacher of Guarnieri
- Teacher of Stradivari
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- Washington Post - March 15, 2013
- New York Times - Jan. 7, 2003