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	The Greatest Violinist Niccolo Paganini
		Paganini gave the name "Cannon" to the model because of its explosive sound which reminded him of that particular weapon.
		He came to use Guarnerius violins as a result of his gambling addiction: He once lost a highly valuable Amati violin at the betting tables, and an amateur violinist allowed him to use his own Guarneri violin.
		At his death, his Cannone Guarnerius violin was given to the city of Genoa, where it is still housed in the Palazzo Tursi Museum.
	www.lifeinitaly.com /music/niccolo-paganini.asp (1239 words)

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		This particular instrument is significant not only because it was made by one of the greatest violin-makers of all time, but because it was the faithful companion of one of the most important and influential violinists, Niccolò Paganini.
		Although we feel it is important that violin lovers and musicians have the opportunity to appreciate the sound of this instrument, we take care to avoid excess usage in order to preserve the instrument for future generations.
		In 1995 he was a member of the Scientific Committee for the Exposition of Violins by Joseph Guarnerius "del Gesù" and worked for the preparation of the commemorative catalogue.
	www.paganini.comune.genova.it /premio_quarta_settembre2003_intervista_bc_eng.htm (731 words)

	Cannone Guarnerius - Definition, explanation
		The Cannone Guarnerius is a famous violin made by Italian luthier Giuseppe Antonio Guarnieri.
		The name "Cannone" was given to this instrument by the Italian virtuoso Paganini.
		Paganini played on this instrument for the rest of his life, fondly calling it “my cannon violin,” referring to the explosive sound that he was able to make it produce.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/c/ca/cannone_guarnerius.php (370 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Cannone Guarnerius
		The Cannone Guarnerius is a famous violin made by Italian luthier Giuseppe Antonio Guarnieri.
		The name "Cannone" was given to this instrument by the Italian virtuoso Paganini.
		Paganini played on this instrument for the rest of his life, fondly calling it “my cannon violin,” referring to the explosive sound that he was able to make it produce.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Cannone_Guarnerius (418 words)

	Guarnerius - Qwika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
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		Cannone Guarnerius The Cannone Guarnerius is a famous violin made by Italian...
		Guarnerius del Gesù Bartolomeo Giuseppe Antonio Guarneri, (* it...
	www.qwika.com /find/Guarnerius (383 words)

	Scott's Violin
		The violin earned the nickname "Cannon" because of it's loud projecting tone, allowing the soloist to be heard over an orchestra without straining to extract additional volume.
		The "Cannon", also known as the "Paganini" after its famous virtuoso owner, is probably the most famous & valuable instrument in the world.
		Guarnerius is the Latin form of the family name and Joseph the Hebrew form of Giuseppe.
	www.angelfire.com /oh/scotters/PaganiniViolin.html (1014 words)

	Nel cor piu non mi sento, brillar la gioventu?
		Posted on June 27, 2006 at 05:46 PM Ricci did it on a Guarnerius del Gésu...Repin.
		Without giving too much away, as an author I'm trying to draw certain parallels between Guarneri del Gesu's "Il Cannone" (arguably one of the world's greatest violins) finding its way into the hands of Paganini (arguably one of the world's greatest violinists).
		I know Fodor played Il Cannone in San Francisco in 1999, but I don't believe "Nel Cor" was on the program.
	www.violinist.com /discussion/response.cfm?ID=9337 (1704 words)

	Camillo Sivori (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		His favourite was the Vuillaume violin, which he received from Paganini.
		It was an impeccably close copy of Paganini's famous Cannone Guarnerius.
		Sivori was known to adapt many peculiar pieces such that he could play them, and many of these pieces, once thought absurd, have now become quite popular.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Camillo_Sivori.htm (288 words)

	Curiosidades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As he became more and more famous, it was rumored that he acquired his incredible virtuosity in a pact with the devil.
		The instrument on which he played is known as the Cannone Guarnerius violin.
		Cancer of the larynx was beginning to take its toll, and he died in Nice on the 27th May, 1840, leaving behind a series of sonatas, caprices and 6 violin concertos.
	www.azurina.cult.cu /en/app/curiosid/print.asp?ID_curio=65 (376 words)

	Niccolo Paganini biography - 8notes.com
		As he became more and more famous, it was rumored that he acquired his incredible virtuosity in a pact with the devil.
		The instrument on which he played is known as the Cannone Guarnerius violin.
		Cancer of the larynx was beginning to take its toll, and he died in Nice on the 27th May, 1840, leaving behind a series of sonatas, caprices and 6 violin concertos.
	www.8notes.com /biographies/paganini.asp (776 words)

	Exhibition books and catalogues
		The volume is introduced by essays and round table transcripts discussing the importance of Venetian violin making. Due to its beautiful design and excellent photo quality, this book makes a great gift for musicians. Complete text in either English or French (please specify; different optional editions).
		De Luxe edition Hardback, 295pp. Beautiful, detailed color photos of 32 instruments by M. Kaiser, Golfriller, Gobetti, Montagnana, Tononi, Pietro Guarnerius, Sanctus Seraphin, Michele Deconet, D. Busan and A. Bellosio.
		Contains tables of measurements and detailed, large color photographs of the following Guarneri del Gesù violins: 1732 ‘Jean Becker’, 1734 ‘Lo Stauffer’, 1737 ‘Turkish’, Pochette 1740 ‘Fountaine’, 1742 ‘Il Cannone’, 1744 ‘Il Cariplo’. Complete text in English and Italian.
	www.holfter.com /en-gb/dept_22.html (829 words)

	The Three Masters
		An outstanding genius born in Cremona, Italy in the year 1686.
		Guarnerius worked only a few blocks from Antonio Stradivari.
		These letters mean "Jesus Homininum Salvator" which translates to "Jesus, the Savior of Mankind".
	violin-for-sale.net /TheThreeMasters.php (407 words)

	Virtuosi di Toronto
		He continued to lead the orchestra in several weeks of concerts during four seasons, including some as both conductor and violin soloist.
		With the orchestra he performed as a soloist in the 'Il Cannone' concert, on a special occasion where he played the original violin of Niccolo Paganini, and as conductor in two major concerts at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.
		Shlomo Mintz has received an Edison Prize for his recordings and is the recipient of the prestigious Premio Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena, awarded for outstanding musical achievement.
	www.virtuosiditoronto.com /s_mintz.html (653 words)

	::: Alberto Giordano&C. - Fine violins, violas and cellos in Genoa :::
		Violin 2004 [J. Guarnerius del Gesù "Il Cannone" model]
		Violin 2003 [J. Guarnerius del Gesù "Il Cannone" model]
		Click on the thumbnail to open a full size image in a new window
	www.giordanoviolins.com /english/giordanoviolins.html (179 words)

	MUSICAL TALES
		In his hometown Genoa they annually hold an international violin competition bearing the name of the legendary musician.
		The festival’s program features a must list of Paganini’s “capriccios” and concertos and the winner enjoys the honor of playing Paganini's carefully guarded signature violin, known as Cannone Guarnerius, its name given by Paganini to reflect the "cannon" sound it produced...
		The famous Spanish violinist and composer Pablo Sarasate (born Pablo Martin Meliton de Sarasate y Navascuez in Pamplona, in the Spanish province of Navarre on 10 March 1844) began studying violin at the age of five with his father, an artillery bandmaster.
	www.vor.ru /English/MTales/tales_106.html (1711 words)

	Stolen Global Database
		Label "Copy of Paganini's Il Cannone By Guarneri Del Gesu, 1743" In a rectangular case, older, green 'canvas' case, green interior, leather green trim.
		A Guarnerius Del-Gesu copy, it is very finely antiqued, and the varnish is red/golden brown.
		A client of this same shop is missing a Guarnerius and Testore violin by the same man. Police are trying to get the instruments.
	www.afvbm.com /lostandstolen.htm (8516 words)

	Math Forum Discussions
		> V Amatese 1668 Strad., A. > V Cannone 1742 Guarn.
		You've already supplied much more info than is in my rather light-weight
		book, and it wouldn't surprise me if the Guarnerius reference is wrong.
	www.mathforum.org /kb/thread.jspa?messageID=446161&tstart=0 (759 words)

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		He played so intensely that women would faint and men would break out weeping.
		Paganini's signature violin is known as Cannone Guarnerius, its name given by Paganini to reflect the "cannon" sound it produced.
		In Paris in 1833, he commissioned a viola concerto from Hector Berlioz, who produced Harold in Italy for him, but Paganini never played it.
	www.alphasearch.org /Niccol-Paganini.html (1829 words)

	Regina Carter Information
		In December 2001, she played a concert in Genoa on the Cannone Guarnerius of Niccolò Paganini.
		Using the same violin, she later recorded Paganini: After a Dream for Verve Records.
		View a list of authors or edit this article.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Regina_Carter (149 words)

	Purchase Pricelist
		These violins are very highly regarded and are chosen by winners and sophisticated teachers - visit the "Customers" page to get to know some more Panis Angelicus owners.
		The instruments are based on famous Stradivarius and Guarnerius models and are distinguished from each other by their dates which serve as model numbers.
		In making these violins, Jan and his associate luthier use various books, measurements, full-size plans and full-size color pictures of the original violins as well as dozens of recordings made with them.
	gviolins.cc /pricelist (5648 words)

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		This is an old violin with the inscription " joseph guarnerius feat cremonae 1725 made in (germany?)" probably made much later, it has been damaged and repaired on the top middle area near the bridge and there are other little marks revealing its been around a while.
		There is also a dull covering of what I'm guessing is old rosin on the surface of the wood in same area.
	www.trademe.co.nz /Music-instruments/Instruments/String/auction-90773250.htm (416 words)

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