guarnerius

اسم علم

A proper noun referring to a member of the famous Italian family of violin makers, or a violin crafted by that family, particularly known for their craftsmanship in the 17th and 18th centuries.

• 🌐اسم علم يشير إلى فرد من عائلة غوارنيري الإيطالية الشهيرة لصناعة الآلات الوترية، أو إلى آلة كمان من صنع هذه العائلة، وتشتهر بإتقانها في القرنين السابع عشر والثامن عشر.

1. Violin maker (Giuseppe Guarneri) C1 formal art

   An Italian luthier who was the grandson of Andrea Guarneri, known for crafting some of the finest violins; born around 1687 and died in 1745.

   • The Guarnerius violin is often compared to those made by Stradivari.
   • Many virtuoso performers prefer a Guarnerius for its rich, deep tone.
   • Paganini owned and played a Guarnerius violin.
   • Museums and private collectors prize original Guarnerius instruments.

   🌐غوارنيري

2. Founder of a family of violin makers C1 formal art

   The patriarch of the Guarneri family of violin makers, active in Cremona, Italy; born around 1626 and died in 1698.

   • Andrea Guarnerius established a workshop that trained several notable luthiers.
   • The Guarnerius family name became synonymous with high-quality string instruments.
   • Many early Guarnerius violins show the influence of Nicolò Amati.
   • Scholars study the construction techniques of the first Guarnerius.

   🌐مؤسس عائلة صنّاع الكمان

3. Violin made by the Guarneri family B2 formal art

   A violin crafted by any member of the Guarneri family of instrument makers.

   • The auction house sold a rare Guarnerius violin for several million dollars.
   • He dreams of one day owning a genuine Guarnerius.
   • The sound of a Guarnerius is prized in orchestras and solo performances.
   • Playing a Guarnerius can significantly enhance a musician's career.

   🌐كمان عائلة غوارنيري

   المرادفات: guarneri

• guarneriuses plural form
• guarneriuses' possessive plural form
• guarnerius's possessive singular form