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guarnieri

/ɡwɑːrˈnjɛri/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido a la apellido de la famosa familia de lutieres italianos, incluido el fundador Andrea Guarneri (c. 1626–1698) y su nieto Giuseppe Guarneri (c. 1687–1745). También designa los violines fabricados por ellos o por otros miembros de la familia.

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/ɡwɑːrˈnjɛri/formalart
  • esNombre propio referido a la apellido de la famosa familia de lutieres italianos, incluido el fundador Andrea Guarneri (c. 1626–1698) y su nieto Giuseppe Guarneri (c. 1687–1745). También designa los violines fabricados por ellos o por otros miembros de la familia.

A proper noun referring to a surname of a notable family of Italian violin makers, including the founder Andrea Guarneri (c. 1626–1698) and his grandson Giuseppe Guarneri (c. 1687–1745).

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  1. Famous violin maker (Giuseppe Guarnieri)C1formalart

    A member of the prominent Guarnieri family of violin makers, specifically the grandson of Andrea Guarnieri, known for crafting some of the finest violins in history, often prized by collectors and musicians.

    esGuarnieri, constructor de violines

    • The Guarnieri violin played by the soloist produced a rich, powerful tone.
    • Collectors worldwide seek authentic Guarnieri instruments.
    • Many famous violinists prefer a Guarnieri for its unique resonance.
    • The auction of a rare Guarnieri fetched over ten million dollars.
  2. Founder of the Guarnieri dynasty (Andrea Guarnieri)C1formalart

    The Italian luthier who established the renowned Guarnieri family workshop in Cremona, laying the foundation for a tradition of master violin making that flourished through subsequent generations.

    esGuarnieri (fundador de la dinastía)

    • Andrea Guarnieri’s early work set the standard for the family’s craftsmanship.
    • Museums display original instruments attributed to Andrea Guarnieri.
    • His innovations in violin construction influenced later builders.
    • Scholars study Andrea Guarnieri’s techniques to understand the development of the Cremonese school.