Guarnerius
- noun
- /ɡwɑːrˈnɛr.i.əs/
- Experts authenticated the violin as a genuine Guarnerius crafted in Cremona.
Examples
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She performed the concerto on a rare Guarnerius from the eighteenth century.
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The priceless Guarnerius was displayed in a secure glass case at the museum.
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Don't forget your Guarnerius!
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She played a beautiful Guarnerius during the concert.
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The musicians marveled at the exquisite sound produced by the Guarnerius during the performance.
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He invested a significant amount of money in a Guarnerius violin, recognizing its exceptional craftsmanship.
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At the auction, the Guarnerius drew bids from collectors eager to own a piece of musical history.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Guarnerius comes from the famous family name Guarneri plus the Latin-style ending -us, and it became the name for a violin made by that family, much like Stradivarius names a Stradivari instrument. So a Guarnerius is a violin made in Cremona by the Guarneri makers and is valued for its rich sound.