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The Bow, Its History, Manufacture and Use'the Strad' Library, No. III.

1659

Henry Saint-George

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The Bow, Its History, Manufacture and Use'the Strad' Library, No. III.

Henry Saint-George

1659

The Bow, Its History, Manufacture and Use, written by Henry Saint-George and first published in 1659, is a comprehensive exploration of the violin bow's evolution and craftsmanship. This work highlights the bow's significance in stringed instruments, aiming to elevate its status beyond that of the violin itself. Saint-George provides a historical account of the bow's origins, its role in sound production across cultures, and the intricacies of bow-making, addressing the lack of literature on this essential component of string performance.