guarnerius

proper noun

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.

• 🇷🇺Имя собственное, относящееся к члену знаменитой итальянской семьи скрипичных мастеров, или скрипка, изготовленная этой семьёй, особенно известная своим мастерством в XVII и XVIII веках.

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.

   🇷🇺Гварнери

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.

   🇷🇺Основатель семьи скрипичных мастеров

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.

   🇷🇺Скрипка работы семьи Гварнери

   Synonyms: guarneri

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